Guillard fish are also called Mandarin fish, and their favorite food is live loach, followed by small fish and shrimp. The most popular bait for Mandarin fish is live loach, followed by small fish and shrimp. Live loach can be used as bait for Mandarin fish with a length of 5 to 7 centimeters.
This is because Mandarin fish also feed on small animals in the water, and live bait is most attractive to them. Specifically, live bait that can be used includes small fishes and shrimps, loaches, earthworms, etc., and they need to be allowed to remain active when hooked. However, when fishing for Mandarin fish, you can also take the way of Roadrunner fishing, in which case you have to use false bait, such as VIB, Mino, sequins and so on.
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1. Siniperca chuatsi image:
This is is China's specialty freshwater fish species. Since ancient times, it has a high reputation. Its physical characteristics are: the body is high and laterally flattened, dorsal bulge, and the dorsal fin is hard and developed, the spines contain toxins. The head is large and slanted, with a prominent palate, fine scales and pointed teeth. The body is brownish yellow with an emerald green dorsal surface, black markings on the sides, and beautiful spots or patches embedded in the dorsal and caudal fins.
2. Siniperca habitats:
(1) Siniperca is indeed a carnivorous fish, mainly active in still or slow-flowing waters, especially in lakes with lush aquatic vegetation. Mandarin fish are seldom active during the daytime and often hide at the bottom of the lake. And it is only at night time that they come out to move around and feed, and they mainly feed on a variety of small fish.
(2) The Mandarin fish is withdrawn in nature, does not get along with the group and prefers to act alone. Siniperca chuatsi is good at hiding, often hiding in stone holes, or the roots of aquatic plants, underwater soil cans and culverts beside, not moving at all, and is good at confusing other fish with the patches on its body. When it finds prey, it suddenly springs out and swoops down to devour it. It is particularly fond of rocky holes and rocks, and always swims alongside them.
3. Living area:
Widely distributed, in our country all over the rivers and lakes, reservoirs, almost all have its traces. The spawning period is from May to July every year, with the habit of swimming in pairs.