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Introduce the assembly fishing method of Luya Creek Hook
Assembly and Fishing Method Analysis of Luya Creek Hook: Combination of Lightweight Equipment and Fine Control
1. Core equipment assembly: refined matching from wire assembly to bait
Main line and front wire configuration
Main line selection: 0.4-0.8 PE line (4 or 8 series), non extensible to ensure sensitive signal transmission, suitable for throwing in complex stream environments.
Front wire: 1.5-2 transparent carbon wire (about 1 meter in length), with an invisible design to reduce fish guard, wear resistance to cope with sand and gravel at the bottom of the stream, and ductility to cushion the impact of horse mouth surges.
Connection method: The main wire and front wire are connected using "FG junction" or "blood junction" to ensure strength and reduce nodule diameter, avoiding any impact on throwing.
Assist projector and sub line system
Feeding aid: Choose a 3-5 gram transparent or natural color feeding aid, and thread it in from the thin end and out from the thick end to ensure smooth winding.
Subline: 0.8-1.0 nylon thread (length 60-100cm), the softer the better, to increase bite rate; When the fish situation is poor, it can be extended to 1 meter to improve concealment.
Rotating eight shaped ring: Choose a small size (diameter ≤ 5mm) to reduce the probability of winding and connect the sub wire with the throw aid.
Hook and bait combination
Stream hook model:
Xige/Makou: 2-3 (hook length 7-8mm, tension value 1.5-2.0kg);
Little crucian carp/willow root fish: No. 4 (hook length 9mm, tension value 2.5kg);
Winter ice fishing: 1-2 (hook length 6-7mm, tension value 1.0-1.5kg).
Selection of bait:
Glitter: 1.5-3.5 grams spoon shaped or willow leaf shaped, gold/silver versatile, fluorescent color for cloudy days;
Fly hook: used in conjunction with a throwing aid to mimic aquatic insects, suitable for high-pressure fish situations;
Guazi sequins: Micro object fishing method, requiring the use of a throwing aid, has a significant effect on Makou and Xige.

2. Fishing techniques: Optimization of the entire process from punctuation to manipulation
Punctuation selection: "Natural canteen" for fish
At the junction of flowing water: at the intersection of fast and slow currents, mainstream and return water areas, food is enriched, and the horse mouth often lurks on the slow flow side to intercept food.
Depth depth junction: At the end of the shallow shoal, a sudden deepening of the ridge and behind a large stone provide shelter for small fish, where predators ambush.
Huishui Bay/Jingshui Pool: A calm water area formed at the turning point of a stream, where a large amount of food is deposited. Fish hide here during high temperatures at noon.
Downstream of the water inlet: The tributary flows into the downstream area of the main stream, bringing new food and dissolved oxygen, often gathering a large number of small fish and predators.
Throwing and Collecting Lines: Simulating the Swimming of Natural Organisms
Throwing techniques:
Avoid falling directly into the punctuation mark, throw the bait to an upstream position, and let the bait flow downstream through the punctuation mark;
At the downstream of the protruding section on the shore, bait is used to cross the marking point in various directions to induce attacks.
Closing technique:
Uniform speed recycling: Maintain a stable speed, allowing the glitter to rotate and flash, and the Minogue swing swimming posture;
Small Pull+Pause: After collecting a few circles of thread, briefly pull the tip of the rod and pause for 1-3 seconds to simulate an injured small fish;
Bottom jumping/slow dragging: For deep pools and structural areas, make the lead hook touch the bottom and then lift the rod tip to jump or slowly drag.
Adapting to seasons and weather: Grasping the window of fish activity
Summer morning/evening: The water temperature is suitable, the light is soft, the fish are active, and the effects of small sequins and minnows are excellent;
At noon, when the temperature is high, fish hide in deep pools or under the shade of trees, and their activity decreases. They need to slow down their collection speed and extend their pause time;
Muddy water area after rain: Rainwater brings oxygen and food, which reduces the alertness of fish. Near the shore and at the water inlet, there are often explosions, and the effect of glitter and rotating glitter is significant.