First of all, we must know that Luya fishing is "fishing". Simply put, there is no fixed nest, and people need to find fish. Generally speaking, if a fishing spot doesn't hit four or five strokes, it is necessary to change the fishing spot decisively.

Therefore, Luya fishing method has obvious physical exercise effect, and of course, it also requires fishermen who are ready to try Luya fishing method to have good physical fitness. Sick fishermen had better not try Lua fishing.

In the choice of bait, reed bud fishing generally uses simulated bait, which is both environmentally friendly and economical. If there are basically no accidents, a simulated bait can be used for a long time without changing. Of course, live bait can also be used, the effect will be better, but the cost will be higher.

The focus is on the use of bait. Although the bait now looks real, it is still fake. If you really want to confuse the fake with the real, you must make the bait move. This is also the core of Luya fishing. Only the moving bait will attract the fish so that the fish can attack.

The first one is "rotation", that is, we should control the tip of the pole to draw a circle in the air in the process of taking in the line, so that the bait in the water can keep rotating up and down, left and right, thus attracting the attention of carnivorous fish.

When using this technique, you need to be careful not to let the line wind around the pole, otherwise it will be very troublesome to untie the line and it is likely to break, especially when fishing.

The second is "swinging". As the name implies, swinging is the pole swinging from side to side when the line is closed. This movement is transmitted to the bait along the line, and the bait will swing with it, just like a fish swimming in the water, which will naturally attract the attention of carnivorous fish.

The third type is "pulling the pole", that is, the pole tip should be twitched from time to time in the process of winding up the line, so that the bait can make a fish jump and attract the attack of carnivorous fish.

The fourth is "variable speed", that is, the line speed is often changed, so that the speed of bait in the water is fast and slow, thus attracting different carnivorous fish to bite the hook. Some fish like to prey on fast-swimming prey, while others like to wait for slow-swimming prey. )