Can I use bionic earthworms for wild fishing? Why should I put the fishing rod tip in the water?

In fact, fish do not rely on vision when foraging. Vision is mostly used to avoid the inspection of the environment. The common fish we see have a very keen sense of smell, especially the bearded fish: bearded catfish, yellow bone fish, etc. Therefore, the editor does not recommend using bionic earthworms, because no fish will be willing to take the bait.

Is it okay to use bionic earthworms for wild fishing?

It is not recommended to use bionic earthworms.

The bionic earthworm only imitates the appearance; the smell and the underwater shape of the earthworm cannot be simulated.

The most important things about bait are its condition and flavor.

From the perspective of state, real earthworms are active underwater. They twist their bodies underwater, which makes them a dynamic bait. Dynamic things are easier for fish to find and suck. The same is true for the fake earthworms used in Texas lures. The angler must also simulate the dynamics of the earthworms by pulling them to attract aggressive fish.

In terms of taste, the body fluid of real earthworms has a special smell, which is equivalent to a special medicine that will attract fish and induce them to open their mouths.

In addition, real earthworms themselves are full of amino acids and proteins, which are liked by fish. Think about a plate of fragrant braised pork and a plate of plastic fake braised pork, which one would you eat?

All living things have spirituality. Don't underestimate the wisdom of fish. They will only eat what they like and what suits their appetite. So the real thing is definitely better than the fake one.

Why should the fishing rod be placed in the water?

1. Accurate signal from the float. After the rod tip enters the water, the wind line can be submerged in the water. The float is not restrained by the wind line and is not restricted by external forces. The external force generated by the fish eating the bait and biting the hook is immediately received by the float. The float's reaction signal is accurate and sensitive, and the fisherman waits for an opportunity to lift the rod and stab the fish.

2. The wind line is less affected by wind and water flow. In windy weather, the wind blows on the water surface to make the water ripple and flow. At this time, the rod tip enters the water and the wind line is submerged in the water, which can reduce the impact of the ripples on the water surface on the fishing line, which is what anglers call the drifting phenomenon.

3. The fishhook penetrates the fish mouth more deeply and firmly. When the rod tip enters the water and the angler lifts the rod to stab the fish, the rod tip, wind line, water line and sub-line are in a shortcut, which can effectively transfer the force of stabbing the fish to the fish lips, making it easier for the fishhook to penetrate and hook firmly.

Why don't you have to go into the water?

1. When guarding big fish, when the water depth is no more than two meters, the fish will not have so much sense of security, and the slightest movement will scare it away. If you put the tip of the rod into the water after throwing the bait, it will scare the big fish. You can do an experiment. When there are fish at the bottom of the water, you take a stick and gently stir the water surface. You will find that the fish are scared away. The same is true when the tip of the rod is put into the water.

2. The tip of the rod is submerged in water. It is not good for the rod. In addition, if there is water on the tip of the rod, after the rod is lifted, the water will flow along the second and third sections of the rod. At the end of the day, the whole rod is full of water, which also affects the life of the rod.

3. When the rod tip enters the water and before the float is in place, the wind line needs to be adjusted. 5-10 seconds have been lost here. It is very likely that the fish is eating the bait during this time, but when we are adjusting, we cannot see the signal and waste a good opportunity.