CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is catfish? Introduction to catfish

1. What kind of fish is the catfish? Introduction to the catfish

1. The fish is also called yellow H, yellow diamond, yellow cheek fish, pole fish, water tiger, big mouth, and widower. It has a shuttle-like body, slightly yellow body color, and a silvery-white belly.

2. Fish is an extremely ferocious wild fish that will eat fish smaller than itself. It is known among the people as the king of fish species. Generally, as long as there are a few fish in a fish pond, other fish will become extinct. Therefore, for farmers, fish is equivalent to a natural enemy.

2. The fish seller in the market told me: This is Gan fish, the best fish in Hunan! I have never seen it before, so I came to ask for your advice.

Looks like a mullet or a barracuda

3. Can you catch softmouthed fish in autumn? What kind of bait should you use?

You can use lure fishing rods to learn about common lure lures and how to operate them. Lure lure lure sequins introduction. Main target fish: black carp, black carp, brook bream, whitebait, trout, salmon, army fish, etc.; like to attack shiny fish. Sequins are divided into oblique sequins and spoon-shaped sequins. Spoon can be said to be the oldest prototype in lure fishing. The basic type is what we generally call "spoon-shaped", and the resistance generated by water varies depending on the size or position of the main body's curvature. Of course, it will also show different dynamics. On the market, the material is mainly metal, and there are also shells, crystals, plastics, etc. Among them, except for the thin type called New Spoon, the other sinking speeds are very fast. Spoon gives the general impression that it is simple and easy to operate, but it must be noted that there are too many factors that will change the action of Spoon, such as size, weight, thickness, shape, curvature of the main body, weight of the hook (that is, the hook attached to the back), and the position of the line loop. Therefore, as long as you accurately grasp these characteristics and choose according to the conditions of the fishing ground or the conditions of the target fish, you can fish better. How to Use Guide Presentation is the key to fishing with spoon lures. Although it is not easy to make a piece of metal swim like a fish, it is not difficult to make a fish strike. Of course, it requires a little skill. Most spoon lures are designed to swing or rotate due to water pressure when they are retrieved from the water. There are also some spoon lures that do not swing or rotate, such as flat ones. These lures must be reeled in quickly and given an extra jerk to attract fish. This movement is to imitate small fish trying to escape from predators, and predators are most reluctant to such movement. Some people also use this lure as a jigging plate for jigging. In addition to the upper and middle waters, spoon lures can also be presented at the bottom of the water. When using this method, first cast the lure to the desired mark and let it sink to the bottom of the water. Pull the fishing rod back a foot or more to make the lure jump forward, and then let it sink again. This presentation method is to imitate the movement of some small fish or shrimp. The shape and thickness of a spoon lure will determine its effectiveness. A thin lure will produce large rotations and swaying motions; its shape will also produce motions as it sinks to the bottom. Some lures will have a swaying or swaying motion that is irresistible to predatory fish. Sometimes we get fish signals before we even start to reel in the line because the spoon lure starts to produce fish-attracting motions as it sinks. If you see a school of baitfish, watch for them paddling on the surface. Predators are always sensitive to surface activity and sometimes even rely on the sound of paddling to feed. Fish have a strong sense of vibrations and can sense the movement of any vibrating objects nearby, such as prey, and the vibrations caused by paddling. This also brings advantages to the spoon-shaped lure caster. Different lures will make different sounds when they fall into the water. Different sounds of falling into the water may attract different species of fish or fish of different sizes. Target fish for lure lure Minnow: sea bass, seven-star sea bass, freshwater white pomfret, dogfish, bighead carp, mandarin fish, and black carp. MINNOW usage guide Minnow, this is the most commonly used lure, mainly targeting upper layer fish. Most minnows float on the water surface. By reeling in the line, the lure dives under the pressure of the lip, and the depth is determined by the size, angle and reeling speed of the lip. Minnow lures are relatively easy to operate. After casting, lower the rod head and maintain a stable speed for reeling. This is the most basic control method. After mastering the basic operation techniques, you can add some fancy techniques, such as when retrieving at a constant speed, gently pull the tip of the rod every few turns to slightly speed up the lure, imitating the appearance of a small fish fleeing in a hurry; you can also pull the tip of the rod slightly to the left and then to the right when retrieving the line, and repeat this process, so that the lure in the water moves forward in a zigzag shape, which is easier to attract the attention of predatory fish. As for the speed of retrieving, there is no fixed rule. If the slow one does not bite, try the fast one, and if the fast one does not catch, try the slow one. You will definitely get the experience after trying many times; but there is one thing to note, do not pull the minnow close to the water surface like a torpedo rushing forward, the predatory fish will not be able to catch up! Lure Lure VIB Target Fish Catfish Pike Freshwater White Pomfret Largemouth CatfishVIB is a lure that sinks very fast. It attracts fish by swinging left and right when dragging and making sounds with many beads in the body. It is a good choice for mid-layer or bottom attack. It makes a loud sound when dragging quickly, which can be heard on the water surface. It is suitable for wide water surface. Because it is difficult to find fish on the water surface without punctuation, it is best to use this loud lure. The only disadvantage is that it is very heavy and it is very difficult to retrieve. But in other words, it can make ultra-long casts and reach punctuation points that other lures cannot reach. It can search for fish farther away. VIB is about 10-20% heavier than other lures of the same size. Usage Guide The method of dragging VIB is the same in seawater and freshwater. It is very simple to retrieve it at a fixed speed, but be careful that it will get stuck on the bottom when it is almost retrieved, so you have to lift the rod head to retrieve it when approaching. VIB is not suitable for shallow water, because it will be very miserable to lose the lure if it gets stuck on the bottom. VIB is very effective for attacking seawater piles. First cast it behind the pile and wait for it to sink to the middle layer, but pay attention to the water flow, otherwise it is easy to hook the pile. After sinking to the preset depth, retrieve it next to the pile, and the sea bass ambushing next to the pile will be hooked. Lure bait of the fat man (crank) Target fish: herring, pond mullet, pike, freshwater white pomfret, perch CRANK BAIT (called swinging lure): Most of the crank baits are basically designed to be fat (big head and small body), and their swimming posture is exaggerated, with a large swing from side to side, so most people call it (swinging lure). The reason why the swing from side to side of the crank is exaggerated is that the crank has a special body shape and a rectifier with strong water resistance. Crank baits are available with noise beads (noise model) and without noise beads (slience model). The former makes fish more easily feel the presence of the crank bait and is suitable for use when fish are highly active; the latter is more natural and suitable for use when fish are picky and inactive. Because of its exaggerated swinging amplitude and sound design, it often plays the role of an "invader" to intrude into the territory of other fish. Crank baits are mainly divided into two categories: floating and sinking, the latter being less common. In terms of function and operation: just like minnow, it only needs to be thrown out and retrieved regularly. It dives by pressing the water with the rectifier plate, and its body swings left and right to attract the target fish. When the line is not reeled in, it will float up until it floats on the water surface, then reel in and dive again. Most crank baits have a designed diving depth before leaving the factory, and the depth of the attack fishing ground can be judged by the length of the rectifier plate at the mouth. Pencil Lure Target Fish Seven-star Bass Perch Pike Bighead Carp Blackhead Pencil Introduction Pencil Lure The body of the pencil lure is relatively slender, with a small head and no water pressure plate. It is also a surface lure. When dragged, it will swing left and right on the water surface, or nod. However, unlike the popper, the pencil will not stir up water on the water surface like the popper, but will move left and right on the water surface to make ripples. It is very good for fishing for top-level blackhead or surface bass. It will have a good effect when used near obstacles. Fishing Guide: The pencil fishing method is more particular. If you don't understand its operation method, it is difficult to catch fish with the pencil. After casting the lure, pull the rod tip with a fixed method all the way back and forth, pull rhythmically, do not stop, and do not change the speed whether it is slow or fast. The length of the pull depends on what kind of action you want it to do. The longer the pull, the longer the action. If you want it to move quickly and continuously in a short distance, you should press the rod tip down, pull it in short speeds and retrieve it at a faster speed. On the contrary, with a longer pull distance and a slower recovery speed, it will make larger and slower movements. Composite Spangles (Worm) of Lure Lure Catfish, Freshwater White Pomfret, Catfish, Seven-star Perch, Sea Bass, Tilapia, Mandarin Fish, SPINER BAIT (Compound Spangles): The main function of this lure is to make waves in the water and refract light to attract the target fish. It is mainly divided into: single willow leaf type, double willow leaf type, multiple willow leaf type, single kelado type, and multiple kelado type. The biggest advantage of this lure is that it has a strong anti-hanging function, which is a powerful weapon for attacking obstacles. Noise-type sequins (BUZZBAIT) of lure lures Target fish Pike Freshwater silver pomfret Bighead carp Perch Crayfish BUZZ BAIT (noise-type sequin): The main function is to emit strong noise and refract light on the water surface to lure the target fish. Classification: There are two-leaf type and some special models. Like SIPNER BAIT, it has a strong anti-hanging function and is a must-have for attacking obstacles. Spinner lure lures (SPINER) Target fish Carp Tilapia Snakehead catfish SPINER (spinning sequin): It can rotate in the water to emit light to stimulate the fish to bite. The disadvantage is that it is easier to cause the fishing line to twist during the rotation in the water. This situation is more common among novices. To avoid this problem, we can use the double bearing swivel to solve it. POPPER lure target fish: Pike, bighead carp, black carp. Introduction to POPPER and how to use it. The head of this lure is relatively large, usually concave or inclined, so that it can hit the water surface to stir up water splashes. The head of the popper is light and the feet are heavy. When it is still in the water, it floats with its head up and its feet tilted. The angler's operation method is to twitch the fishing rod to make splashes on the water surface to pretend to be a small fish that makes splashes on the water surface when being chased by a big fish to lure fish. Different speeds will make the splashes different. The most exciting thing when the lure hits the fish is that you can directly see the scene of the fish attacking the lure! This lure is most effective when the fish are active or there are predatory fish near the water surface looking for small fish schools. The general target fish of the thunder frog: Pike, bighead carp, black carp, freshwater silver pomfret, bighead carp, sea bass, black carp, black carp