Luya hasn't been popular in China for a long time, although it has been in the country since the 1990s. But it's only since about 2020 that it's started to become popular in a big way.

Lujia is an imported product, its name is translated from English lure, meaning to tempt, guide. There are many legends about the origins of lua, and the most famous is surely the American version.

Legend has it that at the beginning of the 19th century, every man Horton was eating by the river and accidentally dropped his spoon into the river. A fish immediately rushed out and took the spoon. He was inspired by this and invented the world's first Roadrunner lure. Later, Finnishman Lauri Rapala improved the lure and made it even more sophisticated, and it went on to become the world's first lure.

The main difference between Lua and other fishing methods is that it uses fake lures, usually made of small iron plates or plastic. It is relatively environmentally friendly and healthy. Many people even choose to go out and shake a couple of rods to soothe their mood when there are no fish.

Fake bait is mainly divided into two kinds, one is hard bait and the other is soft bait.

Hard baits are usually minnow, pencil, vib, iron plate, wave crawler, fat man and so on.

Soft baits are usually curly tails, t-tails, pintails, bread worms, thunder frogs, etc.

Different baits target different fish.

Rods and reels, in fact, are targeted equipment made to enable people to better handle fake baits.

There are two types of rods, the gun handle and the straight handle.

The gun handle is usually used with a teardrop or drum wheel, which has a low casting trajectory and a more accurate landing point.

The straight handle is usually used with a spinning wheel, which is simple and easy to operate.

Fishing reels can also be divided into two types, a spinning wheel and a lateral wheel. Horizontal wheels include teardrop wheels and drum wheels.

The teardrop reel is accurate for casting with the handle, but it is very easy to blow up the line, so I don't recommend it for newbies. And the different prices of teardrops have a huge impact on casting. The ones that work well are generally very expensive.

The spinning reel with a straight handle is very easy to use casting, basically within 10 minutes to learn, it is very worthwhile for newcomers to buy. And the cheapest spinning wheels don't affect casting very much. Cost-effective.