CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can you catch silver carp and grass carp by ice fishing?

1. Can you catch silver carp and grass carp by ice fishing?

The best feeding temperature for grass carp and silver carp is between 24 and 37 degrees, so it is impossible to catch these two fish by ice fishing. The most common fish caught by ice fishing are crucian carp and carp.

2. What kind of rod is good for fishing silver carp and grass carp?

Fishing tackle should be a 4.5m or 3.6m 37-tone rod, because silver carp will have a strong and violent head and a hard rod will easily break the line, so a soft rod and thin line can restrain the fish's force. The fishing line should be 1.2# main line, 0.8# sub-line, and a new Guandong No. 1 hook, which can catch 2 kg. The new Guandong hook is a small diameter hook, suitable for piercing silver carp, and the thin hook is easy for the fish to suck in; fishing for silver carp adopts the floating fishing method, and the float should be a bamboo-legged hard-tail floating float.

Bait can be fermented bean curd residue (with honey, stinky fermented bean curd, vinegar), accurately sprinkled, the total amount should be large, each time can be a little, for 3-5 minutes. Let the bait slowly enter the water to form an atomized three-dimensional nest, the bait is white or gray. Fermented bran can also be used to make nests, the principle is low cost. Bait should be used when fishing in reservoirs to achieve the purpose of quickly gathering fish.

In small fish ponds, you can directly use bait to make a nest to lure fish. Lure silver carp is similar to lure crucian carp, but different from lure carp and grass carp. It is to lure and fish immediately. The key is to keep atomizing and fish in the atomization, forming a safe and suitable feeding environment for fish. For carp and grass carp, you have to wait for a while before the fish come after making a nest, and you can't swing the rod frequently. Because carp and grass carp are cunning and silver carp are stupid, as long as you don't scare the fish away, you can usually catch them one after another.

Bait, because silver carp like to eat loose, sour, sweet, fragrant and fishy food, the formula should add snowflake powder, shrimp powder, white powder, garlic powder, drawing powder and other baits, which are white and gray with small specific gravity. Master the atomization of bait. The silver carp and bighead carp produced by Tianyuan Company are very good.

3. Or silver carp? Can I eat carp when I am pregnant?

Hello, according to your description, you can eat carp during pregnancy. Carp also has good protein nutrition and is the best food for pregnant women. Carp can be very good for the edema problem of pregnant women. Of course, the nutrition during pregnancy must be balanced. I hope it helps you.

4. It is known that there are 6666 carps. How many grass carps and silver carps are there?

A fish pond is bred with grass carp, carp, and silver carp in a ratio of 1:2:3. It is known that there are 6666 carp, grass carp, and silver carp.

Since there are two carps, one carp is: 6666/2=3333 (carps)

Therefore: There are 3333*1=3333 grass carps

Silver carp: 3333*3=9999 (pieces)

3333:6666:9999

Grass carp? 3333, silver carp? 9999

6666 divided by 2 times 1 equals 3333-------Grass carp

6666 divided by 2 times 3 equals 9999-------Silver carp

5. Can soft-shelled turtle, grass carp, crucian carp and silver carp be raised together?

I think it should be possible, because the turtle is an omnivore, grass carp only eats aquatic plants, crucian carp and silver carp also eat aquatic plants, but the turtle may swallow the seedlings of grass carp, crucian carp and silver carp. Moreover, crucian carp and silver carp have the habit of eating microorganisms on floating objects.

6. How to distinguish various common fish

Crucian carp:

Generally, the body is 15 to 20 cm long. The body is flat and high, the body is relatively thick, and the abdomen is round. The head is short and the snout is blunt. No whiskers. The gill rakers are long and the gill filaments are slender. There is a row of hypopharyngeal teeth, which are flat and plate-shaped. The scales are large. The lateral line is slightly curved. The dorsal fin is long and the outer edge is relatively straight. The third hard spine of the dorsal and anal fins is strong, and the rear edge is serrated. The end of the pectoral fin can reach the starting point of the pelvic fin. The tail fin is deeply forked. Generally, the back of the body is gray-black, the belly is silver-gray, and the fin rays are gray-white.

The depth of body color varies due to the different waters where they grow.

carp:

The body is spindle-shaped, with the mouth located at the front of the head and two pairs of whiskers beside the mouth. The body color is greenish-yellow, and the lower lobe of the tail fin is red. The dorsal and anal fins have hard spines, and the rear edge of the last spine is serrated.

grass carp:

The body is elongated, the trunk is slightly sub-cylindrical, the tail is laterally flattened, there is no abdominal ridge, the head is medium-sized, the snout is wide and flat, the mouth end is arc-shaped, and the upper jaw is slightly protruding.

The gill rakers are short and rod-shaped, and are sparsely arranged. The hypopharyngeal teeth are comb-shaped, and the scales are quite large and round. The lateral line is slightly curved, extending backward to the middle of the caudal peduncle. The dorsal fin has no hard spines, and its starting point is opposite to the starting point of the pelvic fins, and is slightly farther from the tip of the snout than from the base of the caudal fin. The anal fin has no hard spines, and its starting point is closer to the base of the abdomen than to the base of the caudal fin. The fish body is tea-yellow, with a blue-gray back, a grayish-white abdomen, and grayish-yellow pectoral and caudal fins, while the other fins are lighter.

Grass carp looks very similar to black carp, but the two have different body colors. Grass carp has a dark yellow body color with gray, and its paired fins are grayish yellow, while black carp has a dark blue body color, and its paired fins appear even darker against the white belly.

herring:

The body is elongated and slightly cylindrical, the top of the head is slightly flat, the tail is laterally flattened, the abdomen is round without abdominal ridges, the mouth is terminal and arc-shaped, the upper jaw is slightly longer than the lower jaw, the snout is blunt and without whiskers.

The gill rakers are sparse and short, the hypopharyngeal teeth are in a row in the shape of a mortar, the mouth surface is smooth without grooves, the lateral line is complete, the body is covered with large round scales, the dorsal and anal fins have no hard spines, the caudal fin is deeply forked, the upper and lower lengths are equal, the swim bladder has two chambers, the rear chamber is longer than the front chamber, the peritoneum is black, the body is blue-black, and the back is darker. The abdomen is grayish white, and all fins are black

Silver Carp:

Also known as silver carp and bighead carp, it belongs to the order Cypriniformes, family Cyprinidae, and is one of the four famous carps.

The body is flattened laterally, with a bluish-grey back and white sides and belly. The head is relatively large. The eyes are located very low. The scales are fine. The horny ridge in the middle of the abdomen extends from the bottom of the pectoral fin to the anus. The pectoral fin does not exceed the base of the pelvic fin. The fins are grayish white. The shape is similar to that of the bighead carp.

Bighead carp:

Also called silver carp, fathead fish, bighead fish, black carp. It looks like silver carp. It is flat on the sides. It has a large and wide head, and its length is about 1/3 of its body length.

The mouth is also wide and slightly upturned. The eyes are low. The gill openings are large and the gill cover membrane is well developed. The scales are fine and dense. The back is black, and the sides of the body are dark brown with black or yellow spots. The abdomen is grayish white. Each fin is light gray. There is a horny ventral ridge from the base of the pelvic fin to the anus. The pectoral fin is long, and its rear edge exceeds the base of the pelvic fin. The intestine is 5-7 times the body length.

catfish:

The body is long, the head is flat, and the tail is laterally flattened.

The mouth is small, with the end just reaching below the front edge of the eye (the end reaches the rear edge of the eye in the case of the catfish). The lower jaw is prominent. The space between the teeth is thin and velvety. The jaw teeth and pear teeth are arranged in a curved band. The pear tooth band is continuous and slightly concave in the middle of the rear edge. The eyes are small and covered with a membrane. Adults have two pairs of barbels. The upper barbels can reach the end of the pectoral fins, while the lower barbels are shorter. Juveniles have three pairs of barbels. When the body length reaches about 60 mm, the first pair of chin barbels begins to disappear.

Catfish are slimy and scaleless. The dorsal fin is very small, without spines, and has 4-6 fin rays. There is no adipose fin. The anal fin is very long, connected to the caudal fin at the rear end. The body color of catfish is usually dark brown or grayish black, with a few dark cloud-like spots.

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