"With so many mistakes, the already scarce catches beca even worse!"
"After discussing hardware configurations, let's move on to the key points of operation techniques!
Actually, in the Flying Kicking and Flying Copy fishing thods, the operations in the first half are basically the sa!
Both rely on the ultra-hard rod power to quickly control the fish, then pull them to the surface to complete the catch.
However, there is a small difference here that requires serious attention!
In the Flying Copy thod, due to the presence of the landing net, there is no requirent for fish control; as long as the fish accurately cos out of the water and into the net, you can proceed to unhook and place the fish in the keeper.
But Flying Kicking is different!
Without the landing net's margin for error, you must control the fish to a certain extent before they co out of the water, ensuring they remain in a relatively calm state afterward.
Otherwise, they'll jump around uncontrollably upon landing, increasing the chances of hook errors and fish escapes.
The specific thod is to find the water depth that maximizes carp stamina drain in the short period before the fish cos out of the water, causing a standoff for a few seconds in the water.
When the fish's stamina is expended, they'll naturally beco more docile after coming out!
This degree requires beginners to try and master it themselves, as fish conditions vary in different scenarios. Generally, the rule is that the more active the fish, the longer it takes! It affects not only water quality but also fish activity and overall state!
If you can successfully stabilize the fish after hooking it, consuming enough strength, then the next stage is lifting them, catching them!
Lifting refers to the fish being pulled from the water until it reaches the angler.
There's not much to say about this, as it's basically the sa as Flying Copy, just the flying position is a bit higher.
It's best to fly directly above the keeper's mouth.
When starting out and you're unfamiliar, you can also fly to the side and slightly behind you, adding so margin for error, so if the fish escapes the hook, it won't fall back into the water.
But catching the fish does require more technique!
It needs to coordinate with the force from the previous phase of flying the fish, neither too strong to fling them behind nor too weak to drop before reaching you.
This asure needs beginners to feel it themselves—which can be mastered by finding the right feel!
Furthermore, during the catching process, when using the left hand to hold the fishing line, it's best to hold it loosely, that is, wrap it rather than grip it tightly.
Use the rod's power to support the fish, with the left hand assisting! Gripping tightly transfers all the pressure to the leader, making hooks more likely to cut!
Wet fishing lines are sharp; don't complete this operation with bare hands. It's best to follow my example by wearing gloves to prevent leader cuts and hook injuries.
Once catching is done, the final step is unhooking the fish!
If you've done the previous steps expertly, the fish would hardly struggle violently during unhooking. Press the hook shank against the Blocking Needle, a light press releases the hook.
On the contrary, if the fish control and flying steps were not executed correctly, the fish will struggle wildly, complicating unhooking!
That's the general technical process and key points to notice. If you have any questions, post them on the public channel, and I'll select representative ones to answer!"
From start to finish, Zhang Yang talked freely without reservation, going over hardware equipnt configuration and the entire process from unhooking to placing fish in the keeper.
Especially several crucial key points have been emphatically reminded.
[Oh my goodness, seems simple and crude; it seems like anyone can do it, but there are so many nuances within!]
[Wondered why during the morning's live stream, fish out of water appeared so calm. From my experience, the fish I catch always struggle crazily, turns out there's a fish control technique behind it!]
[Just asking weakly, what fish conditions allow us to use the Flying Kicking thod? There's a pit here with decent fish output, good fishing can score dozens to hundreds of pounds of fish!]
[Yang-ge, before modifying the rod, what brand was it? Moreover, Blocking Needle, any chance to produce a batch for everyone; I believe many brothers like want to use it but aren't very handy!]
[I want to ask, what proportion of bait was used in the morning's Flying Kicking fish conditions? Can you use it successfully in different places? My neighbors on both sides were completely silent!]
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Wang Yan saw a broad range of questions on the public channel, unsure of how to screen for Zhang Yang's answers, simply handed Zhang Yang his phone logged into the live stream.
Zhang Yang glanced at the questions on the public channel, saying: "Let share my thoughts on the appropriate fish density for the Flying Kicking thod!
Using Flying Kicking requires a minimum speed of over 100 pounds per hour for necessity!
The reasoning is simple here—efficiency!
Efficiency in catching fish!
Fishing thod isn't subjectively decided by humans but determined by fish conditions!
The better the fish conditions, the higher the requirents on the chosen fishing thod, only then can you grab more fish from neighboring anglers!
I personally divide carp fishing in black pits into these various fish conditions.
Catching three to five, or ten to eight fish a day, a 3/7 adjustnt traditional carp rod is enough, and the line set can be appropriately thinned. Anyway, slow return of fish doesn't affect things.
The second is having so density, catching three to five fish an hour; this allows for using 4h-5h rods, sticking to traditional control and fly fishing; slightly faster bites can ensure efficiency.
The third is decent density, during competitive grab phase when fishing begins, might catch forty to fifty or even fifty to sixty pounds an hour!
Here's where 6h-8h hardness rods are suitable, allowing quick pullback of fish along the water's surface, grabbing more fish during opening bite period!
Above this density, Flying Copy thod can be used; an hourly speed of sixty to seventy pounds, fast enough for potentially reaching hundreds with Flying Copy saving more return ti.
When is the extremity of Flying Kicking used?
It's only when the demand for catch efficiency surpasses the extre efficiency of Flying Copy that Flying Kicking is employed!
That's also why I don't recomnd the Flying Kicking in ordinary fish conditions!
No fishing thod is inherently superior, only what suits; similarly, choosing fishing equipnt should best match fish conditions!
Lastly, I noticed so anglers ask what potent bait was used to control everything within reach!
It's just those flagship products from our company, just used in larger quantities due to high-density competitive fishing!
The bait plays a part in catch outco, but a bigger factor is bait quantity; greater bait volu during fishing attracts more fish!
This imbalance draws fish from neighbors, leaving them silent while we reel in one after another!
Whenever speaking, I emphasize one point.
Bait affects fishing but rarely plays a decisive role; indulging in bait is just a small trick and can be futile with overthought and wasteful pursuit!
Though my company sells bait, I don't wish for people overestimating its role beyond reality; during black pit fishing, find reasons more from technique and thod rather than chase mystical bait!"
Goodness, other fishing hosts would rather exaggerate their products in live streams to the point of scare tactics.
Contrary to Zhang Yang, who ticulously explains fishing techniques while remaining objective and fair when discussing baits without hype.
This responsible attitude not only impressed the webcast audience, but even anglers present viewed Zhang Yang differently.
[Oh my, really? Does bait not have such a big effect? Why do I see every expert's tackle box packed with bait?]
[Heard similar remarks from another renowned angler, sounds quite reasonable!]
[Originally thought to get gear for Flying Kicking fun, but listening to Yang-ge's explanation, it seems unnecessary here—I catch only twenty to thirty pounds a day!]
[This is the most sincere fishing expert I've seen online! All genuine content, with no sches!]
"Still streaming? Let's tidy up the table and prepare for dinner!"
Just as Zhang Yang had more or less covered the main details, employee Lao ng began serving food!
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