The weather is getting hot, and I really want to go yellow eel fishing, how do I catch it? Kneel and

1.Fishing tackle: can be homemade, anyway, it is a handle and a hook, large or small, whether the barb is casual or not; You can also buy online, a set of dozens of dollars.

2.Bait: There are a lot of small fish, small shrimp, fish meat, snails, insects, and earthworms for fishing for yellow eel. etc., but the best thing to use is earthworms, the bigger the earthworm, the better the fishy smell, the favorite of yellow eels!

3.Choice of fishing spot: Yellow eels are cave elves, and during the day fishing for yellow eels must find a cave where they are hiding.

Caves are built on the shore and generally have two entrances and exits, the upper cave is on the shore and the lower cave is in the water. Water holes are generally 10-30 cm above the water surface, and underwater holes are 20 cm above the water surface. The water hole is easy to identify, and the entrance is round and smooth.

May to June every year is the breeding period of yellow eel, but also the first time to fish for yellow eel, the characteristics of the hole are more obvious, there are often fine white foam appeared, and the yellow eel also has the characteristics of protecting the young.

The process of finding a hole should be as light as being a thief! No matter how light! After discovering the yellow eel hole, slowly put the hook into the hole 10-15 cm in parallel, pull back and forth, and then gradually extend into the hook without biting the hook, and slowly pull back and forth to lure it to swallow the bait.

After swallowing the bait, turn the tip of the hook downward, hook its jaw, and pull it out. If there is a decoupling after pulling out, you should be optimistic about the landing point, of course, you can also go up and down its hands from the hole to the bag in one go.

Precautions: anti-dog, anti-mosquito, anti-snake and insect protection.

**Target!! They also fish for yellow eels.

1. Fishing tackle. Eel hooks are usually made of steel wire with a diameter of 1 mm and a length of about 50 cm. Grind a section of the steel wire into a triangular hook tip like a five-bucket hook, and then use the sharp-nose clamp to bend the sharpened tip into a hook shape about the size of the hook, and finally you can skim the hook a little to the left or right, so that after the eel swallows the hook, the hook is easier to hook its upper and lower jaws.

2. Fishing spots. The most common fishing spot for eel fishing is the eel hole, which is usually found in rice fields, small river ditches, wild ponds and other places. The entrance to the cave is smooth, the color of the soil is different from other places, and the water in the cave is relatively muddy. In addition, the stone crevices are also a good place for eel fishing.

3. Fishing method. Put the hook on the earthworm and shake it gently at the mouth of the eel, if there is water in and out of the hole or you hear the sound of eating, put the hook down, pull the eel out of the hole by a third, and use the middle finger to buckle it (do not pull too hard, so as not to scratch the mouth of the eel).

Note: Eel meat is fresh, delicious and nutritious, but wild eels must be handled clean when eating.

Although yellow eels can be caught in winter, the probability of catching a yellow eel is lower than in other seasons. This is because eels are more active when the water temperature is right, and they are more suitable for fishing between 8 and 25 degrees. In winter, when the water temperature is low, it is not very suitable to fish for yellow eels, but it does not mean that you can't catch yellow eels at this time.

If you come out fishing when the temperature is warm and the water temperature is right, and you do it the right way, you may be able to catch a yellow eel. <

Fishing is one of the common activities and can also be done in winter. Yellow eels are one of the species that can be fished, and they like to hide in burrows, and there are many yellow eels living in such places. Generally speaking, when the water temperature is between 8 and 25 degrees, it is the most suitable to fish for yellow eel, and the probability of catching it is relatively large.

At this time, their appetite is relatively high and they are easy to speak. In other words, it is generally appropriate in spring, summer, and autumn.

However, in winter, it is not suitable for yellow eel fishing. Because the water temperature at this time is too low, affected by the low water temperature, the yellow eel will be quieter, inactive, and not easy to open, and it is more difficult to catch it. However, this does not mean that you can't catch eels in winter.

In some parts of our country, the water temperature is not particularly low in winter, or you can choose to fish for yellow eels when the temperature rises. At this point, with the right approach, it is possible to catch a yellow eel.

When fishing for yellow eels in winter, you must first find the place where the yellow eels gather, they are generally in the cave, and you need to find the cave where the yellow eel hides before fishing, so that it is easy to take the bait when fishing. Then you need to prepare all kinds of fishing tackle, such as a slightly shorter fishing rod, a short rod of about 50 cm if you fish for yellow eel, and a nylon line for fishing line. Anglers can find multiple burrows where the eels are hiding and fish in those holes at the same time, giving them a better chance of catching them.

When the eel is found to bite the hook, it is time to lift the rod.

1. The first is that the angler inserts a short bamboo rod on the ridge and throws the line, hook and bait into the paddy field.

For this kind of fishing, it is advisable to choose a large mountain pond or a ditch where eels are hiding in the muddy field at the foot of the mountain. Fishing line can be made with more than one foot to two feet of cotton thread or sewing line. Tie one end of the fishing line to the fishing rod, and the other end of the snail meat is firmly tied to the ** head, so that the preparation is good.

At night, the prepared fishing rod is inserted along the ridge of the paddy field, the bait is thrown into the paddy field, one is inserted every two meters or so, dozens or hundreds of rods are inserted, and then the fishing rod is inserted and you can walk back and forth, just waiting for the harvest.

2. The second is single-hook fishing.

1) The angler holds the long-handled wire hook with his hand, loads it with earthworm or maggot bait, and inserts it directly into the hole where the eel is hiding. The action should be light, and after the angler inserts the long-handled hook bait into the hole, it must be pulled up and down for about a minute each time to lure the eel to the bait. Or slowly shake up and down to lure the eel to bite.

2) Generally speaking, eels are gluttonous, and as long as they smell fishy, they will raise their heads and bite the bait and drag it down. At this time, the angler will feel the hand, and should immediately push the long-handled hook forward, twist the angle of the hook, firmly hook the eel, and take the hole to catch. Do not push the rod too hard.

Because the long-handled wire bar hook is not elastic, if the force is too strong, the eel is easy to escape from the hook.