Blackhead Fishing Techniques

The methods and techniques for fishing blackheads are as follows:

Choose the best time to fish. Blackheads are active at night, but they also forage during the day. 6 to 8 am is their main feeding window. In addition, blackheads are also active at high tide, and they will follow the tide to shallow water for food.

Choose the right fishing spot. Blackheads usually inhabit reef bottoms, clear waters or seaweed clumps, and tend to hide in complex seabed structures in winter. Therefore, choosing such a place as a fishing spot can improve the success rate of fishing.

Choose the right fishing method. Since blackhead is a bottom fish, throwing and sinking bottom fishing is the best choice. This method is suitable for reef shore and boat fishing. The fishing group is thrown to a distant fishing point. After falling to the bottom, the fishing rod is placed on the boat board or on the flat reef, waiting for the fish to be hooked. In addition, hand line fishing and string fishing can also be used.

Choose the right bait. Blackhead fish is carnivorous fish, like to prey on shrimp, young crabs and small fish, the use of live bait hook, such as live sand silkworm, live shrimp, small live fish or loach, the effect is better, some fishing friends also use shrimp or false bait hook.

Master fishing skills. When fishing in the structural area, if you often hang the bottom, it is recommended to use a single hook for fishing. When there is a fish signal, you should quickly lift the rod, drag the fish away from the bottom and retract the fish on the line to avoid hanging the bottom and breaking the line. During the fishing process, you can gently shake the fishing rod to attract the attention of the fish.

In addition, the choice of fishing tackle is also very important. The fishing rod is usually 2 to 3.6 meters of medium-hard sea fishing rod. The main line uses monofilament nylon line. The fishing hook usually uses a long handle hook with inverted spines. The weight of the lead pendant depends on the current and depth of the fishing field.