What weather to fish for yellow tail pomfret?

Generally on rainy days, the air pressure is low.

Fishing tackle configuration for fishing yellow tail pomfret

1. The hand rod should be short

The so-called short means that the hand rod should be short. Because yellow-tailed pomfret mostly forages near the shore and does not require a long pole, a 2.7-3.6-meter hand pole is the best. Although yellow-tailed pomfret bites the hook, the floating action is small but fast, and the floating action lasts short, so a short pole The fishing point is close to the shore, so it is easy to observe tiny floating movements, which increases the speed of lifting the rod and the rate of catching fish.

2. The fishing line should be thin

That is, the main and sub-lines should be thin, because the yellow-tailed pomfret is not large and does not need a thick line. Once the fishing line is too thick, it will seriously affect the fish. mouth. Mainly use No. 0.6-0.8 main thread and No. 0.3-0.4 sub-thread, and the sub-thread must be soft. You can use competitive special sub-threads with strong tensile strength. The sub-thread should be longer.

3. The hook should be small

That is, the hook should be small. Due to the special mouth shape of yellow-tailed pomfret, the bait is not sucked, but scraped. Once the hook is too large, the bait ball will It will inevitably be large, which will seriously affect the hook rate. Yellow-tailed pomfret bites the hook quickly and moves in groups to look for food, so barbless hooks can be used.

Tips for using bait

You can use chicken or fish feed, and then add an appropriate amount of super bait. If you use fish feed, soak it in the water first, and then put it in after soaking it until soft. The chicken feed can be directly thrown into the nest.

In terms of bait, in view of the fact that yellowtail fish likes to eat moss, baits containing algae such as algae elements and red worms and crucian carp can be used to set the hook, which is highly targeted. Although yellowtail fish are on the bottom The fish is accustomed to moving away from the bottom, so it needs to be fished 20-30 cm away from the bottom.