What are the main actions of carp and crucian carp biting hooks?

It's still good to fish for jade, but it's not good for me to collect gold. If you want to see bait, you will be greedy. Carp and crucian carp are both sucking fish. When fishing carp and crucian carp, there are many kinds of action styles of fish biting hooks, and there are also many types of fish mouths.

Only when anglers are familiar with all kinds of fish mouths can they look at the fish mouths steadily, hit them with one blow and improve the fishing rate. So, what are the main actions of carp and crucian carp biting hooks?

Section; The so-called kerf means that the bait is bitten by the fish in the process of falling into the water body after entering the water and before reaching the bottom, that is, it is intercepted by the fish halfway, which is called kerf. When there is a slit, the fish float often appears obvious acceleration or floating action.

Dunkou; Dunkou is the most common fish mouth when fishing carp and crucian carp. Carp and crucian carp usually suck when they eat bait. When the bait is sucked into the mouth, the float will dunk quickly. When the bait enters the fish mouth, the float will sink quickly and stop, which is called dunkou. Mouth is divided into small mouth and big mouth. No matter what kind of mouth, as long as the action is clear and powerful, you can consider lifting the pole and grasping the mouth.

Slipping; Fish with high vigilance will repeatedly test before biting the hook, let go of the bait when it is sucked into the mouth, or suck the bait into the mouth and spit it out quickly, and sometimes beat the bait with its tail. After sinking, the float will quickly reset, which fishermen call "unbearable", which is a typical fish-walking. Wild big fish and bare-billed fish in black pits are more likely to slip. In short, fish with smooth mouths are more difficult to catch.

Dead mouth; If the bait tastes good, which is the taste that fish like very much, and the fish doesn't spit it out after biting the hook, and swims with the hook in its mouth, which means that the fish has eaten its mouth and is called a dead mouth by the fisherman. When the fish dies, it will appear black. Send it or go. The more dead mouths, the better the bait.