The trick for fishing bream with a sea pole is as follows:

1. Fishing with string hooks

Fishing gear: Because the individuals of bream are not very big, fishing for bream is For sea rods, choose a medium-toned rod with a length between 2.7 meters and 3.6 meters, equipped with a medium-sized spinning wheel, choose No. 3.5 nylon line, and use a lead weight of 20 to 30 grams. Fishing hooks are No. 4 to 6 pill hooks (which are both convenient for hanging bait and easy to remove the hook). They are tied by yourself. The sub-thread is 20 cm long. A set of 6 hooks is used as a string hook. The combination is a hook sinker.

2. Bomb hook fishing: You can tie a group of 6 hooks by yourself without a bait spring. The bad food of kneaded ball bait can be prepared with slightly fermented, sour and sweet bran and rapeseed cake.

In natural waters, it is best to fish by throwing bait to build a nest. You can also fish with a bomb hook first. When fish eat slowly, grasshoppers and earthworms can be used as string bait under the bomb hook, or commercial bait can be added with flour to prepare "sheep shit egg" bait. When string hook fishing is used in autumn, earthworms and maggots can be used After the bream is hooked, the rod tip will nod continuously and then return the line, which is similar to the action of crucian carp biting the hook.

The living habits of bream:

The bream mainly inhabits the middle and lower layers of the water body when the temperature is below 20°C. When the temperature exceeds 20°C, it will have a big appetite and float on the upper layers of the water. bait, and has a larger range of activities. Once the temperature drops below 5°C, its range of activities will be reduced and its movement will be slow. They gather in deep water areas or environments surrounded by aquatic plants. They like to swim in windy and wavey places to feed in summer, and move to the middle and lower layers of the water body in autumn. The best time of year to fish for bream is only in spring and autumn.

Because bream is most active between 20℃ and 30℃, it is also its feeding period, so it likes to eat strong-flavored bait. In winter, bream dives into the leeward waters of deep pools, but still looks for bait. At this time, it prefers fishy bait. Bream likes high temperatures and has obvious thermophilic habits. The higher the water temperature, the better the fishing. The prerequisite for fishing is wind.

Because bream has poor ability to tolerate hypoxia, its wind-loving habit is also more prominent. Especially in places with high dissolved oxygen. Therefore, when choosing fishing spots, you must grasp its habit of appearing in wind outlets and having water inlets and outlets with high dissolved oxygen in running water.