Luya, a fishing method, is to use fake bait to simulate the shape of small creatures such as small fish, shrimp and bugs, throw it into the water, imitate the movement of creatures and swim in the water to attract carnivorous fish to attack. Next, the petty bourgeoisie will introduce you to Luya's equipment!
Luyagan
Reed shoots are generally divided into "straight handle" and "gun handle". Tip: The same pole will also have these two models. Generally, horizontal wheels with handles, such as water drops and drum wheels, and spinning wheels with straight handles are used. These two combinations can't be wrong.
It is strongly recommended that novice friends who want to get started with Luya take a sea pole before buying Luya poles. The shorter one is the best, 2.4 meters or 2.7 meters is good. All you have to do is take off the replica hooks, monsters and string hooks on the fishing line of the sea pole, put on Shang Ya's fake bait, and then throw the pole out! In terms of Luya poles, the money for buying advanced poles in the early stage can be completely saved!
Classification of Lu Ya bait
MINO
MINO, a surface system, floats on the surface after entering the water. There is a transparent round plate at the front end of MINO, which is called the tongue plate. When pulling MINO, MINO will be taken below the water surface because the tongue plate pierces the water downwards. The size of the tongue determines the depth and speed of MINO's diving. It imitates the posture of small fish swimming on the water surface and the upper layer of the water surface, and is one of the most commonly used reed bud bait.
Thunderfrog
Thunderfrog, as its name implies, is generally in the shape of a small frog, with a water surface system, which floats on the water after entering the water. Thunderfrog is mainly used for snakehead.
Soft worm
Soft bugs, with hooks or lead hooks, will sink to the bottom of the water. Similarly, because of their different structures, they will show different swimming strokes, simulating the movements of small creatures such as bugs and shrimps in the water to attract predators to attack.
paillette
When the sequins freely sink into the water, they will present a unique posture according to the different shapes of the sequins, but when we close the line, we usually swim in a rotating posture. Because of its 360 rotation, it will reflect its metallic luster in all directions, thus imitating the reflection of small fish scales and attracting predators to attack.