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How to fish carp with 3M casting rod

Use explosive hooks, one fishing tackle: Reservoir fishing for big fish requires a 3-3.6m sea rod. I use 5-6 3.3m sea rods, and the main line is 0.5 to 0.45. Use 13-15 large hooks, single hooks or double hooks are OK. Brain line is 0.45, sinker weight is 80g, and the reel is wound with 120m line (usually the nest is about 110m). The reel is larger and easier to use, and it shakes lightly when the fish is caught.

Second fishing position: choose a flat shore with an open area, where you can place a sea rod and operate it easily. The water at the fishing point is 4-7 meters deep. It is best to choose a fishing position upstream of the reservoir.

Three nests: Choose a good fishing spot and use a mineral water bottle to make two marks, about 10 meters wide. Use grass and dry corn to make nests. Bundle the grass into small bundles and put stones inside so that the grass will sink to the bottom. Put grass and dry corn kernels into the nest.

Fourth, bait: choose large yellow dry corn kernels. Soak it in advance with koji wine, corn essence, honey, cloves, and sugar. (The longer the time, the better the effect.) I soaked it in the first year and used it in the second year. How to thread the hook: thread the corn to the hook handle, one grain per hook. Change the bait once a day, and put a handful of dry corn kernels for nesting when changing the bait. When sending the hook, be sure to send the hook 1 meter away from the mark to prevent it from getting caught on the float or the grass in the nest when catching the fish.

Pay attention to the following when fishing with hooks:

1. When a grass carp is hooked, the tip of the rod will move slightly and the line will be reeled in. The bigger the fish is, the lighter the movement will be. Basically, the bell will not ring and the rod will not bend.

2. When a carp is hooked, it will basically bend over and the bell will not ring. So it is best to use an alarm and keep an eye on the tip of the rod.

3. When you catch a big fish, don't rush to scoop it up, but keep it in deep water for a while. Especially for big grass carps, they will turn around and run away when they see a human figure.

How to take good care of a little turtle?

How long has it been since you came back? It may be that it has not yet adapted to your environment. Pay attention to the water quality and water temperature. The water should be sun-dried or settled for 1-2 days. The water temperature should be kept between 25-27 degrees. If the turtle is not sick, it will naturally start to eat.

Also, check if the turtle's eyes are white and swollen. I can analyze it for you after observation. If you have any other questions, you can ask me on QQ.

Many people want to raise turtles because they think they are fun, hardy, quiet, and require little space. Many of my friends have raised turtles, but few of them have managed to keep them alive and well. They all bought them and raised them according to the instructions of the pet dealers, but they died not long after. It's a pity. This shows that although turtles are more resilient than most pets, they are not as easy to raise as imagined. In order to save many innocent turtles from misfortune, I will talk about my own experience in raising turtles over the past decade. If there is anything wrong, I hope you can correct me.

1. Daily life: After you buy a turtle, you need to find a new home for it. This is also very important, because some people have drowned their turtles in fish tanks. Don't laugh, this is true. First of all, the Mississippi red-eared slider is a reptile, not a fish. It needs to absorb oxygen directly from the air, not from the water. So the new home you prepare for it must take into account its breathing convenience. Deep fish tanks are not suitable, especially when the tank is full of water and you put the turtle in it, it will have to swim to the surface of the water with great effort and stick its head out to breathe. After a long time, it will run out of energy and may drown. Moreover, this kind of fish tank is long but narrow, which is not conducive to the movement of the turtle, because its activity radius is not large. Therefore, you can use a round fish tank in the shape of a spittoon for goldfish, but the mouth of this fish tank is smaller, which is not conducive to observing and teasing the turtle. A small basin is also good. I use the glass gas collecting trough used in chemical laboratories. The upper and lower mouths are the same size, which is great! Put a stone in the middle of the fish tank for the turtle to rest in the sun, because the turtle cannot always soak in water, otherwise it will seriously affect its health, and even the shell will rot! The size of the stone should be larger than the turtle, occupying about one-sixth of the area of ​​the fish tank, and the height should be slightly higher than two turtles stacked together. The top should be flat. Of course, water should be added to the fish tank, and the water surface should be slightly lower than the surface of the stone. Because the turtle does not breathe in the water, the water requirements are far lower than the standards for fish farming. As long as the water is not too turbid and smelly, it is fine. The fish tank should not be placed in a dark place such as a corner or bathroom. It is best to put it in a relatively quiet place where the sun can shine. I put it on the table in the study at home.

2. Diet: What do turtles eat? Many people buy "special turtle food" recommended by profiteers who sell pets, only to find that the turtles don't like it or even don't eat it at all. In fact, those so-called "turtle food" are basically scams. Profiteers only want to make money and don't care about the life or death of the weak turtles they just bought. They sell you garbage that turtles don't eat at all. They just want you to kill the turtle so that you can buy another one quickly. So when buying a turtle, don't buy the so-called "turtle food" recommended by profiteers. I won't be responsible if it dies!

The Sissipe red-eared slider mainly eats meat, small fish, shrimp, loach, earthworms, insects, etc. I often give it killed flies as snacks. The eating ability of newly bought turtles is generally weak, and they cannot prey on live food, so you need to feed them a little bit at this time. Be very patient when feeding them. Cut the fresh meat into mung bean sizes, hold it with tweezers and slowly extend it to the nose of the turtle. It will smell it carefully before eating. Sometimes the reaction is very slow, so don't be anxious. Try a few more times and practice makes perfect. Generally, you can feed it as much meat as a cigarette butt at a time. When it is young, you need to feed it three or four times a week to allow it to adapt to the environment quickly. The turtle will be big, because it will hibernate if it is hungry for a long time. If it is too small, it will not wake up after hibernation. So you need to feed it more to prevent it from hibernating. When it grows bigger than a matchbox, it will usually eat by itself. At this time, you can put some very small fish and shrimp in the water for it to practice hunting. Don't put too much, otherwise it will bite a lot but not eat, so the water will stink in just one day. The same is true for feeding meat. Don't waste it, and don't feed it as much as it can eat, otherwise it will be bloated. My turtle used to be so bloated that its head and limbs could not be retracted. It was very funny. There were several times when it even vomited. It can be seen how useless turtles are! Feeding too much will also make the turtle grow too fast. When it grows up, it will not be fun and cute at all, unless you are raising it to eat, haha! A friend of mine bought a turtle together with me, but he fed it too much, and in less than two years it grew to the size of a bowl. The patterns on its body disappeared, and it became ugly and gray. It also made wheezing sounds like a dinosaur. When it was that big, it could eat a basin of loaches in a week, which shows how terrifying it is. So you only need to feed it once a week after it grows up. It's best to feed it some small fish, which can supplement its calcium and make its shell grow harder.

3. Daily life: Turtles will encounter some special physiological phenomena during their growth, which can have a great impact if not handled properly. The one that impressed me the most is shedding.

Turtles and snakes are close relatives, so they also shed their skins, but unlike snakes, turtles also shed their scales! My turtle shed its skin when it was about four years old. There were no digital cameras at that time, so I didn't record this weird appearance. What I want to warn everyone here is that you should not help the turtle during the molting process. It will handle it by itself. I caused it lifelong damage because I didn't know to "help" it. I apologize to the poor turtle here. If your turtle has reached the age of shedding, then congratulations, this means that the way you raised the turtle before was correct, otherwise it would not live to this day.