How long is the line and sub-line for a 4.5-meter fishing rod? What is the mentality of fishermen who like night fishing?

A 4.5-meter fishing rod usually uses a rod-length line. When fishing for small fish such as crucian carp, a sub-line of about 15 centimeters should be used. The distance between the two hooks is three fish hook lengths. For larger fish, in order to facilitate casting, it is recommended that the main line remain unchanged and the sub-line can be extended. If you are fishing for big fish, both the main line and the sub-line must be lengthened. This can prevent the other hook from hanging on the fish after the fish is caught, causing "bridging", and it can also make it easier to reel in the fish.

How long is the line and sub-line for a 4.5-meter fishing rod?

How long should the main line and sub-line be for a 4.5-meter fishing rod? The main line should be matched according to the fishing rod you use and the fishing characteristics of the rod.

If you are fishing for carp, you can use a longer main line. Because carp rods are harder, they should be 30 cm longer than fishing rods. If you are fishing with crucian carp rods, crucian carp rods are softer, so they should be the same length as fishing rods. If you are fishing for carp, the sub-line should be longer, 80 cm downline with double hooks, and 60 cm downline with double hooks for crucian carp. This is more convenient. So once you know the length of the rod, you can make a decision based on what kind of rod you are going to use.

What is the mentality of fishermen who like night fishing?

First: There are too many small fish in the daytime. Once the bait enters the water, it will attract a large group of small fish. The bait will be eaten up by the small fish in a short time. The bait cannot reach the bottom, and the chance of catching big fish is too low. The temperature is too hot during the day. The big fish hide in the deep water and rarely move and forage in the shallow water. In addition, the shore is too noisy during the day, with people coming and going. The big fish are very vigilant and they dare not approach or eat easily. But it is different at night. It is just the opposite of the day. Small fish generally do not disturb the nest at night. Big fish like to forage at night. It is also particularly quiet at night and the temperature is not so hot and humid. Therefore, night is the best time to wait for big fish. Therefore, many anglers like to go fishing at night.

Second: Some anglers have to go to work during the day and have no time to go fishing during the day. They can only wait until they get off work at night to go fishing. This way they can detoxify without delaying their work. The temperature is also relatively cool at night. After eating, they have nothing to do, so going out for fishing is like taking a walk. They can also eat authentic river fish. Why not? That’s why so many people go fishing at night.

Third: Night is the best time to fish for phosphorus-free fish, such as catfish, yellow croaker, snapper, etc. Most of these fish come out to feed at night, so many anglers go out for night fishing for this reason. However, when fishing at night, you have to be afraid of rats, ants, snakes, insects, and mosquito bites.

Things to note when fishing for big fish at night

1. The sound must be low: Avoid loud noises during night fishing because it is late at night and there is no one around. This will only increase the difficulty of fishing. Excessive noises can easily disturb big fish from entering their nests to feed.

2. The choice of fishing spot should be quiet: The choice of fishing spot is also of utmost importance. If you want to have a good harvest, a good fishing spot is naturally indispensable. Choose a place away from many cars and complex noises to provide a relatively safe environment for big fish to pull over and let them feel at ease to forage for food.

3. Prepare the nest in advance to avoid replenishing the nest twice: Night fishing is different from daytime fishing. You must prepare the nest before fishing to avoid replenishing the nest twice in the middle of the fishing, which will produce noise and prevent big fish from entering the nest. When fishing during the day, the nest is generally replenished once every one or two hours. When fishing at night, because the environment is very quiet, preparing the nest twice can easily cause the big fish that have begun to scout near the nest to run away after hearing the sound, making it difficult to catch fish.

4. Choose a float or a luminous float according to the water depth: Many anglers believe that night fishing lights + floats are the best choice for night fishing, regardless of the water depth or shallowness. However, there is no blue light in the wild at night. Although the transmittance of blue light is low, the water is too shallow, that is, no more than 1.5 meters. In this case, using a luminous float is the best option, because the luminous float is not disturbed by light, and big fish dare to enter the nest to eat bait.