Luya 16 Bait Set, Soft Bait And Hard Bait Mixed, Cockeyed Bass Eat All DWMI020 High Simulation

product parameters Songrui Fishing Tackle 16 Classic Luya Bait Set Soft Bait Hard Bait Mixed Jaw Mouth Perch All-Eating Mixed DWMI020 Brand: Songrui Fishing Tackle Product name: bagged hard bait/16PCS Place of Origin: Guangdong, China Item number: DWMI020 Total weight: 385g   Applicable waters: all waters   Targeted at fish types: multiple fish species.   Product selling point     Hard bait: Minnow Mainly imitate the small fish visible in nature. Usually small fish in nature have a variety of different behavioral patterns, such as: swimming alone, touching the water with your head up, swimming leisurely on the water surface, fleeing from the enemy, struggling to the death, reaching the bottom for food, etc. In addition to the free operation of the fisherman, some of these actions also have special bait. In addition to swimming, there are: S (submerged) F (floating) SP (suspended, the angler does not move the bait)    It is used to imitate the movements of small fish swimming on the water or water snakes on the water surface, usually relying on the movements of the fisherman to make it show the movement of swaying from side to side (commonly known as taking a dog for a walk DOG WALKING).   Minnow This is a commonly used luya, mainly targeting upper-class fish, and it is also the most common in the market. Naturally, our introduction is also detailed. Its appearance resembles a slender fish, imitating the small fish called Minnow that naturally grows in most waters in Europe and the United States. It has always been the target of predatory fish. Since the Finnish Rapala made the first Mino and achieved success, many people have liked to imitate the local Minnow shape and swimming style, thus creating many products with different names. In terms of body design, Minnow Luya's essential principles are slender and streamlined. In addition to the lifelike requirements in terms of shape and color, the more important point is that there must be a lowly swimming style (don't get me wrong, the lowly swimming style is the unremitting pursuit of the Luya family), so there will be plastic or wooden small lip pieces or water pressure plates under the gills of the Luya, usually extending from the gills to the front and bottom, maintaining an angle of about 30 to 45 degrees with the mouth. The surface of the lip pieces is flat, and the leading edge is close to a semicircular arc; there are also those who place the lip pieces under the mouth of the Luya, which also extend forward and downward, but the angle is large or small, and the length is different The aspect is also quite different, and the shape changes more, some are gradually wider in front, and some are just the opposite. In order to gradually close the bundle or even form an acute angle, this kind of lip itself has various types of grooves, and the material is mainly plastic or metal, while the metal lip can usually adjust the angle. Cudomino itself floats on the water surface, and through the line, Luya dives under the pressure of the lip, and the depth is determined by the size, angle and speed of the lip.   How to use guide        Minnow Luya is relatively easy to operate. After throwing, lower the pole head (if standing at a high position, the tip of the rod points to the water surface) to maintain a stable speed of recovery. This is a basic control technique, but it is also very practical. After mastering the basic operation techniques, you can add some fancy techniques, such as when recycling at a constant speed, the tip of the rod is gently drawn every few laps, which slightly accelerates Luya and imitates the appearance of a small fish fleeing in a hurry; when retracting the line, the tip of the rod is lightly drawn to the left, and then to the right, and so on, so that the Luya in the water is in a "zigzag" path, which is more likely to attract the attention of the fish.   The speed of recovery is not fixed. If you don't bite, you can try it fast. If you don't chase it, you will have experience after trying more. But one thing to pay attention to is not to pull the mino against the water like a torpedo. The predatory fish will not be able to catch up!   Product details