Methods of shrimp fishing:

1. Choice of fishing position. When fishing shrimp, just choose a fishing ground one meter deep, not too deep. Choose to fish at the edge of the pool, where there is more oxygen. Because shrimps like to migrate, they will stay and wander when they meet the wall of the pond. In addition, they have enough oxygen, so they like to stay. Shrimp likes to flock together. If you catch shrimp at a fishing spot, stick to it. There is still no movement until ten or twenty minutes, and then move the position.

2. Choice of fishing tackle. The first is the shrimp pole. There are long and short, the longest is 3 meters, and the shortest is only 1 meter. There are soft and hard, and the advantage of soft is good elasticity, which can effectively buffer the momentum of prawns after medium prawns. The advantage of being hard is that the shrimp is powerful and can be lifted quickly. Shrimp hooks suggest buying better quality ones and tying them yourself. When tying, add a small piece of plastic pipe to the tail of the hook, which can not only prevent the fishing line from knotting, but also ensure that the shrimp hook stands vertically and increase the chance of shrimp.

3. Selection of bait. Shrimp is not picky about food. Earthworms, shrimp skin, chicken or fish meat and internal organs can be used, and some people use meat mixed with shrimp powder. The effects of various baits are actually similar, mainly depending on whether the operation is convenient.

4. Grasp the fishing information. Move the club head very gently, pull the float a few inches away with the fishing line, then swing the club head back, let the fishing line relax, make the float return to its place, then pull it again and return to its place. Keep an eye on the float. If there is any slight change, such as jumping, stagnation, tilting, etc., don't pull it again and wait and see. Because the water in the shrimp pond is circulating, you can use the water flow to drive the hook to search back and forth until you meet the shrimp.

5. The timing and technique of pole lifting are directly related to success or failure. Don't rush to lift the pole when the shrimp bites the hook. The correct way is to gently lift the fishing rod, straighten the line up and swing the fishing rod gently. The fishing line always points to a fixed position and floats without looking up. At this time, the fishing rod should be lifted decisively.