CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to catch river clams? How to catch loaches?

1. How to catch river clams?

1. It is not difficult to catch river clams in winter. However, we need to pay attention to the low temperature in winter. So everyone should pay attention to some measures to maintain body temperature when going down the river.

2. Choosing some waterproof clothing to wear is the best choice, because the water temperature in winter is very low, so at this time you need to know how to protect your body temperature if you need to stay in the water for a long time.

3. In addition, when catching river clams, we also need to pay attention to the place we choose. Generally speaking, river clams like to hide under rocks.

4. When looking for river clams, you can usually find a lot of clams in one place. This requires a certain amount of patience, but in winter it is recommended to find some quickly.

5. In addition, when looking for river clams, what we need to know is the habits of river clams. Generally, there are more possibilities of finding them in the water plants under the shore and some dark places.

6. So when we are looking for it, choosing these places is also a good choice. For many people, river clams are also delicious, but it should be noted that when handling river clams, it is necessary to check whether there are parasites such as leeches.

7. When catching river clams, sometimes you can use some fishy smell to spread in some waters one day in advance to attract river clams. This is also a good technique.

2. How to catch loach?

Loach is a bottom fish that often lives in the mud at the bottom of the water. Due to its small size, the adult loach is generally 10 to 20 cm long, and its body is smooth, it is generally difficult to catch. Here are several loach fishing methods for readers' reference.

1. Digging and catching: After autumn, the water temperature gradually drops, and loaches are afraid of the cold and burrow into the mud at the bottom of the pond. At this time, the pond water can be gradually drained, and the mud can be turned over piece by piece with tools such as shovels to catch them. In order to avoid injuring the loach, it should be caught by hand as much as possible. You can also dig the mud containing loaches into an iron sieve and then use clean water to impact the mud to catch them.

2. Net fishing: There are two types of fishing: fishing with a fishing net (a square fishing net with a wooden stick or bamboo pole as a support) and fishing with a net. Fishing with a fishing net is to lay the net at the bottom of the fish pond near the water inlet, and then inject new water. The running water will attract the fish, and the fish can be caught by pulling up the net regularly. Alternatively, the fishing net can be sunk to the bottom, and then the sinking bait that loaches like to eat is thrown in the center of the net. When the fish gather in the net, the net can be pulled up to catch them. You can also set the net at the drain outlet, that is, drain the water at night, and the loaches will fall into the net with the water and be caught.

3. Catch with light: Loaches like to sleep in the first half of the night and move around in the second half, so according to this habit, you can catch loaches in the first half of the night with light. This method is suitable for catching loaches in natural water bodies.

4. Cage fishing: The loach cage is made of bamboo strips, 30 cm long and 9 cm in diameter. The cage mouth is equipped with inverted whiskers that allow entry but not exit, and the fish outlet at the other end is about 2 cm in diameter. When fishing, first put the cage with bait lumps that loaches like to eat, block the fish inlet, sink the cage into the fish collection pit, and take out the fish every 0.5 to 1 hour. Don't take too long to prevent too many loaches in the cage from suffocating to death.

5. Catching in a basin: Put cooked pork or sheep bones into a basin, cover the mouth of the basin with a piece of white cloth, make a round hole in the middle of the cloth that is slightly thicker than the loach, press the mouth of the basin downward into the mud bottom so that the mouth of the basin is level with the bottom of the pond, and lure the loach to drill in through the small hole to eat and be caught.

6. Impact capture: Set up a fish net near the water outlet, then release water from the water inlet, and use micro-current water to stimulate loaches. Because loaches have the characteristic of escaping against the current, they will gather near the water inlet. After a certain period of time, you can lift the fish net and capture the loaches.

7. Bait trapping: Put fried rice bran and other baits that loaches like to eat in the net. Loaches have a keen sense of taste and will smell the fragrance and drill into the net and be captured. This method is suitable for catching in water bodies such as rice fields.

3. How to catch clams?

Farmed ones can be brought up in bunches, while wild ones can be pulled up with a net.

4. How to catch shellfish?

Generally, smaller shellfish need to be caught with a net, but larger ones can be picked up.

5. How to catch red worms?

Prepare the culture container: It should not be too small. Generally, a water tank with a diameter of half a meter is enough. You can also use a larger water basin. If you have a ready-made pond, it is also perfect. The water should not be too deep. Half a meter deep is considered deep. The water quality is better to be relatively turbid. As the saying goes, clear water means no fish or insects.

Light: Red worms have high requirements for light, so you can usually just put them in the sun. However, the sun is very strong now, and the water temperature is too high, so you need to add cold water or put them in a cool place.

Feed: What do fish worms eat? They mainly feed on organic matter in the water, such as flour solution and milk. I have raised fish worms and only added some soil. Don't feed them too much. As long as there is enough water, they will not starve to death. But if too much organic matter is added, the water quality will deteriorate. Therefore, it is better to starve them than to poison them to death.

Changing water: If the container is large, such as a small pond, you don't need to change the water. Just add water when the water evaporates too much. If your container is relatively small, you can't change the water too much. Another thing to pay attention to when changing water is not to pour out the fish and worms with the waste water. The author's method is to seal the mouth of the straw with a stocking and then suck out some of the water.

Feeding: When the fish worms grow to a large number, you need to take them out to feed the fish. The method of catching fish worms has been mentioned above. Now I want to emphasize that you should not catch too many fish worms at a time, otherwise your fish worms will grow slowly. Generally, do not catch more than two-thirds of the fish worms, just keep it at this amount.

Cleaning of fish worms: If you think that feeding the old fish worms directly to the fish may pollute the water in the fish tank, you can clean the fish worms first. The method is to put the fish worms in a stocking and then rinse them with tap water.

6. How to catch shrimp?

1. Net fishing: There are mainly shrimp trawls, sling nets, shrimp traps, shrimp scoop nets, shrimp wading nets, etc. Shrimp traps are a commonly used small square net fishing gear. When operating, the baited net is laid in the shallow water area near the shore of the ditch, pond or lake. The shrimps like to live in the grassy areas by the water and their greedy habits are used to lure them into the net to achieve the purpose of capture. Shrimp scoop nets are push-and-scoop shrimp fishing gear, suitable for shallow water operations. Since push-and-scoop has a destructive effect on the habitat of mantis shrimp, they are not often used during rotation fishing. Shrimp trawls, sling nets, and shrimp wading nets are all fishing gear driven by boats in large waters. They have a large catch and are suitable for operations in lakes and other waters where mantis shrimp proliferate.

2. Shrimp net fishing: Shrimp net is a kind of barrier foil fishing gear used in large waters such as lakes. When operating, bamboo is woven into a curtain shape and set up at the lakeside or harbor in shallow water, grassy and flowing places to block the shrimps' path and lure them into the shrimp basket in the net to achieve the purpose of capture. Now most people use net foil instead of bamboo curtain. Because it is a fixed fishing gear, it is widely used in lakes.

3. Cage fishing: This is the most commonly used fishing gear in round fishing, including shrimp cages, ground cages, etc. Shrimp cages are trap-type fishing gear made of bamboo strips in the shape of a "human". During operation, the cage is filled with fragrant food and placed in shallow water areas with many aquatic plants to lure shrimps into the cage for food so that the shrimps can be caught. The ground cage is made of iron wire as the skeleton and surrounded by netting. It is rectangular in shape. The small one is 2~3 meters long and the large one is 10 meters long. Its width and height are generally 20~30×20~30 cm. There are trap holes on both sides and stone dragons at the bottom to make the ground cage sink to the bottom of the water. Generally, the ground cage is set in the shallow water area around the pond. The small ground cage also has built-in bait, and its fishing effect is quite good. There is also a small square cage with a specification of approximately 30×20×10 (cm). It is divided into two compartments, one for luring shrimps and the other for the inner layer to lure shrimps and flip shrimps. The round fishing effect of mantis shrimp is also quite good.

4. Shrimp nest fishing net: This is a commonly used nest-scooping fishing tool. When operating, a shrimp nest made of branches and water plants is placed in the water to lure shrimps to live in it, and then a scoop net is used to take out the mantis shrimps in the nest.

7. How to catch tilapia?

Put out nets and traps, and if you are fishing, use shrimps

8. How to catch starfish?

In the past, it was caught manually, but it can also be caught using ground trap nets.

The traditional fishing method is to have divers dive to the bottom of the sea and fish them up manually. One person can only catch a few hundred kilograms in half a day. If the banned ground trap nets are used in extraordinary times, the "starfish army" can be effectively contained in the shortest possible time. "Faced with the current situation of starfish infestation, the best way is to use ground trap nets."

9. How to catch wild river shrimp?

The following are generally used:

1. Sand-patting method: Use a paddle on a long pole to hit the river bank to wake up the shrimps hiding in the sand, and then catch them.

2. River scooping method: Place a scoop basket or shrimp net in the river, wait for the shrimps to swim to the scoop net or scoop basket, then quickly pull up the scoop basket or shrimp net and scoop up the shrimps.

3. Shrimp fishing method: Use a fishing rod or yarn to catch shrimp. Place the bait on the river bottom and wait for the shrimp to eat the bait. Then pull up the fishing rod or yarn to catch the shrimp.

Note:

1. Change the water: Change the water in time after catching the shrimp to ensure the health of the shrimp.

2. Maintain water temperature: When catching shrimps, try to keep the water temperature unchanged to reduce the impact on the shrimps.

3. Avoid pollution: Do not use harmful substances and products that pollute water sources when harvesting shrimp to protect the environment and wildlife.

10. How to catch Guizhou fish?

1. Trolling

Another method of fishing using hooks and lines is to tie the line at the stern or sides of a moving fishing boat, usually used to catch salmon.

2. Bottom longline fishing

This longline fishing method uses long lines positioned close to the seabed to catch fish such as silver cod and Antarctic toothfish.

3. Bottom trawling

This method of trawling involves placing a weighted net on the seabed and dragging it along, stirring up the mud and sand to catch the fish and shrimp that live there. Sometimes fishermen even use heavy stone buckets, chains and wheels to make it easier to trawle the net over the uneven rocky seabed without having to worry about the net breaking or being blocked by rocks. This method is commonly used to catch shrimp, red crabs and squid.

4. Longline fishing

As the name suggests, longline fishing uses long lines that can be up to 100 kilometers long and baited hooks tied at fixed intervals to catch fish. Long lines can be cast at different water depths.

5. Purse seine fishing

Purse seine fishing uses a net to trap a school of fish. Once the target fish is surrounded by a wall of nets, the fisherman pulls up the bottom of the net into a bag to trap the fish. This method is often used to catch fish that tend to move in schools, such as sardines, salmon and yellowfin tuna.