Is it necessary to make a nest when fishing in far water with a floating rod? How to make a nest when fishing with a floating rod?

Fishing with a rock fishing rod and a floating float is difficult to operate due to the long distance. If time permits, you can use a rock fishing rod to hang the nesting materials and hit the nest one by one. The advantage of this is that you can make a nest while adjusting the float, and you can understand the bottom of the nest. At the same time, it can increase the sense of distance when casting, which will be handy when you are really fishing. It should be noted that the nesting materials should be a little drier and stickier, otherwise they will fall apart during the casting process.

Is it necessary to make a nest when fishing in far water with a floating rod?

When fishing in distant water with a rocky pole and a floating float, you need to make a nest.

No nest, no fishing. It doesn't matter if you are in far water or near water, you should make a nest wherever the fishing spot is. If you don't make a nest, the fishing speed will become very slow, and you may not even catch any fish.

Far water baiting is difficult to achieve with conventional baiting methods because of the long distance. You can use an extended version of a long-distance baiting spoon to assist in baiting. If conditions permit, you can also use a baiting boat to transport bait to the desired fishing spot.

If the above two points cannot be achieved, transportation can only be done manually using wooden boats or rubber boats.

How to make a nest with a rock fishing rod and a floating float

For long-distance fishing with a rock fishing rod, if it is a soft bait, it is generally cast directly with a hook. Of course, the bait needs to have a certain viscosity and hardness, and cannot be too soft, otherwise the bait ball hanging on the hook will be unhooked at the moment of casting. Some people also put the loose bait into a bait bag sewn with a gauze net and cast it into the fishing spot with a casting rod. Some anglers directly row a boat to throw a large amount of bait into the fishing spot for long-distance fishing in order to catch big fish and make accurate nests.

The choice of nesting place for rock fishing rod

The same as the hand-held fishing method, the fishing bait for long-distance fishing with a rock pole is to choose the area where fish often inhabit and feed as the bait spot. After determining the location, bait is cast within the reach of the rock pole. Therefore, the effect of rock fishing bait depends first on the choice of fishing position, and the accuracy of the fishing position selection depends on the accumulation of experience in long-distance fishing with a rock pole. Since the amount of bait for long-distance fishing with a rock pole is large, the fish that enter the nest can be effectively kept in the nest for a long time. Therefore, it is particularly important to choose the right bait spot.