When fishing for bream, it is very important to choose the right hook size. Generally speaking, the hook types commonly used for bream fishing are sleeve hooks, new Kanto hooks, and Izu hooks. The sleeve hook is suitable for 2 6 sizes, and the new Kanto hook is suitable for 01~0.No. 8, Izu hook is suitable for No. 2 and No. 5.
In addition, the choice of fish hook should also be considered according to the fish condition, water condition, season and other factors. For example, if the bream is larger or has a strong mouth, you can choose a slightly larger hook; If the bream is smaller or has a lighter mouth, choose a slightly smaller hook.
In short, when choosing a hook, it is necessary to consider the actual situation to ensure that the hook can adapt to the current fishing environment and improve the success rate of fishing. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the quality and sharpness of the hook to ensure that it can penetrate the mouth of the fish smoothly and avoid unhooking.
When choosing a hook for bream fishing, in addition to considering the hook type, size, and quality, consider the following factors:
Bait type: The type of bait used when fishing for bream will also affect the choice of hook. If you use smaller bait, such as earthworms, small fish, etc., you need to choose a smaller hook to ensure that the bait can be threaded smoothly on the hook and does not affect the bite of the fish. If you are using larger bait, such as dough, corn kernels, etc., you need to choose a larger hook to ensure that the bait can be firmly attached to the hook.
Rig Configuration: The rig configuration for bream fishing will also affect the choice of hook. If you're using a float rig, you'll want to choose a lighter hook to better sense the fish's bite. If you're using a bottom rig, you'll need to choose a heavier hook to better place the bait on the bottom and attract bream to feed.
Fishing Ground Environment: The environment of the fishing ground where you fish for bream will also affect the choice of hook. If the current is fast, you need to choose a heavier hook to better hold the bait and prevent it from being washed away by the current. If the current is slower at the fishing ground, you can choose a lighter hook to better sense the fish's bite.
In conclusion, when choosing a hook for bream fishing, there are many factors that need to be considered, including hook type, size, quality, bait type, rig configuration, and fishing ground environment. Through reasonable choices, you can improve the success rate of fishing, and at the same time avoid unnecessary losses such as unhooking and running fish.