First of all, the preparation of bait before wild fishing. The most common fishing bait for mackerel is snail meat, shelled and put on. Some people also use shrimp meat by cutting off the hard part of the shell and threading it through the tail of the shrimp down the hook. The drift adjustment for catching mackerel with snail carp can be tried to adjust the flat water without hook, and then hang up the snail Maine to fish 1 eye, let the 8-ring lightly touch the bottom, and then let the snail touch the bottom, which is more in line with the habit of mackerel's bottom-feeding snail Maine.

2, lifting the drift

The tuning of mackerel generally need to lift the drift, the fish to bite the hook from the top to the bottom, into the mouth of the fish after the fish will be their own body flat, is the fish with the mouth of the bait cushion, so the drift rise. Fishing for mackerel is seldom done by adjusting high and fishing low, because mackerel are used to bottom aid, and the two bait states should be at least one drag and one touch fishing sluggish. It is reasonable to say that the fishing group is sluggish and the drift will not rise very high. However, if you see from the glass box outside the fish aid bottom bait are head down tail up, tilted body on the food, but after the flat body and then lift the body away is also a fact that can not be denied, so if the two phenomena are pinched together, to explain the reasoning of lifting the drift it will be very difficult to find out the reasons against it.

3, floating blunt

Mackerel usually like to act in deep water, wild fishing mackerel in the fall, in the weather out of the wild fishing will have unexpected results. Choose the bottom of the water where there are snails, lions, mussels habitat to do fishing will be a little better, the big fish are less willing to rely on the side of the water, there are stakes, stones and other obstacles in the water can also try, but here the float should be adjusted bluntly to filter the miscellaneous fish, and the bait of the mackerel are generally larger, will not be eaten by the small fish, so you have to adjust the float bluntly, filtering the nest of fish rubbing the line to the wrong drifting signals appearing bites.