Can melon seeds really catch small white stripes?

Guazi sequins can really catch small white stripes. Guazi sequins are an early and effective method to remove white stripes. Guazi sequins with No.3 arm hook, connected with 0.8 nylon thread. Nylon thread is generally 20 cm to one meter long, and a flat steel ring is tied at the end to connect the main line. A 3-5 g slow sinking assist throw is needed on the main line to facilitate throwing.

The methods of catching small white stripes with sequins of melon seeds are mainly uniform netting and small netting, and basically fish can be caught by uniform netting. However, because the sequins of melon seeds are slightly larger and their movements are relatively rigid, a group of white strips only chase but don't bite. There are several ways to meet such a situation, whether it is fast or slow or stop, there are always bold white bars that can't stand the temptation to jump.

In addition to the sequins of melon seeds, you can also use nano-flies and nano-bugs to catch small white strips. Nano-worms and nano-flies were improved by Luya people inspired by the fly fishing method. The earliest method is to tie a bait on the water surface from which the hook is removed, and connect a nylon thread with a nano-insect hook nearly one meter long behind the bait, and then collect it evenly after the bait falls into the water.

Because of its small size and high bionic degree, nano-insect bait often bites the bait crazily when taking up the line. The fishing efficiency of using nano-insect bait is higher than that of melon seed sequins, but the bait hooked is usually smaller than that of melon seed sequins.

Also note that the best time to capture white stripes is in the morning and evening. White stripes usually move in the morning and evening, and they chase bait at noon.