How can I run less fish?

There are three main reasons for running fish: First, the timing of lifting fish is inaccurate. Generally speaking, it is too early to lift the catfish. If you mention that the fish is too late, the fish will run away, but this is less likely.

Second, the size of the hook is not suitable. The hook is too small. The big fish cannot be caught and the hook is not firm. The hook tip is not sharp, the barb angle is too small, the hook is not tight, and the fish is easy to run. There are also hooks. The method is wrong, the knot of the mouthline is not inside the hook handle.

The third is that the bait is too tender or too long or too big. When a fish encounters a bait, it does not come in one touch, and it is the fish that is unhooking and unhooking.

The solution is:

(1) Make timely mention. Don't mention the float when the float starts to move. It is most appropriate to raise the fish when the fish floats or sinks before the fish swallows.

(2) If the hook is not suitable, it should be changed in time to adjust the ligation site. After using the hook a few times, it is sometimes polished. Good hooks should have a sticky feel.

(3) The bait should be suitable. For example, the cricket should only be half an inch outside the hook. The winter should be short and the spring and summer should be longer. The surface bait must have a certain viscosity so that the fish do not fall until they have just eaten.