What is Concern Trolling?

Trolling is to drag the bait in the water, so that the fish finds a live bait, and they come to bite the hook. Trolling is generally used to catch catfish. The bait is mostly earthworms, red worms, tadpoles, and shrimps, but they are all alive. Sometimes, when a fisherman encounters a fish and does not eat bait, neither active bait nor passive bait work, but trolling can work wonders.

Trolling

Trolling is about dragging the bait so that the fish finds a live bait bite. Generally used to fish catfish and river fish. The bait is mostly earthworms, red worms, catfish and shrimp.

Sometimes, when a fisherman encounters a fish and does not eat bait, neither active bait nor passive bait work, but trolling can work wonders.

The method is very simple: each time you throw a rod, let the bait fall about 10 cm in front of the nest. When the bait has bottomed, slowly pull the fishing rod backwards to allow the bait to move to the bottom and pass through the nest. Fish often eat when bait is pulled out of the nest. When using trolling,

First, the trolling should be stopped and stopped at any time.

Trolling must be operated according to the words "slow, change, stop". "Slow" means that the speed of pulling back the line is slow, as long as the dead bait is turned into a live bait, imitating the dynamics. It is beneficial for fish to find hook bait and also for fish to eat hooks during swimming; "change" refers to the change in the angle and orientation of the pull line. Trolling usually pulls straight from the far end to the near shore, but sometimes you can also drag to the left and right, and then back, wherever you want to fish. "Stop" means there should be a pause during the line dragging. Just dragging for a while, dragging and stopping, combining movement and static, is nothing more than creating a chance to catch a fish.

Second, grasp the swimming layer

Some of the bottom fish in the fish like to move in the middle and lower layers, and some forage in the middle and upper layers. However, if affected by factors such as temperature and water quality, the activities and scope of the fish in each swimming layer will sometimes change. When trolling the bottom fish, first adjust the float so that one hook sinks to the bottom and the other hook hangs, or the bottom hook is 2-3 cm away from the bottom, so that both hooks hang. When trolling, keep the fish drifting on the water surface. If you drag it to a shallow place, you can lift the fish drifting. You don't need to use the float to catch the lower and middle fishes. Regardless of which swimming layer you fish, it must be as mentioned above. You cannot drag it blindly. You must drag and stop, let the fish chase the bait in the dynamic, and eat the hook in the static.

Depending on the size and depth of the water surface and the length of the rod, trolling can be tied with double hooks or string hooks. The float can be short or long, and the line can be aligned with the rod.

Third, strengthen the targeting of bait

Different types of fish have different feeding habits. Some magpies, some are vegetarian. As far as the taste is concerned, some are fragrant, some are sour, some are fragrant, and some are fragrant. Therefore, the bait for trolling and other fishing methods must be determined by the target fish. When fishing with bait bait, it is necessary to use alive without death, and to use a large bait, not large and small, but also hard. Because the food is small and soft and easy to scatter, it is too troublesome to go to the bait and affect the fish. Double hook fishing can be used to feed the bottom, and string hooks should also be well-prepared for the fish to choose.

Fourth, keep away

When trolling at a fishing spot, don't move the nest easily as long as there are fish hooks. Instead, change to a new place. This is called the code of compliance, and should go if you should.

When changing the fishing position, we must fully consider the three major factors that fish rely on for survival, that is, the water temperature is appropriate, the amount of dissolved oxygen is high, and food can be found. For example, trolling in such waters will not only reduce frequent transposition, but also fish. ^[1]