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The worm is the most popular bait for all kinds of peaceful fish, cyprinids in stagnant waters, as well as other fish-dwellers in the current, will be happy to try it. For successful fishing, you need to know some secrets, skillfully put on a bait for each of the species. How to put a worm on a bream hook correctly, we will consider further in more detail.
Varieties
More experienced anglers know that in order to successfully catch fish in almost any type of water, you need to have a decent arsenal of baits. However, most often, fish dwellers respond to the worm, which can be purchased at almost any specialized store. It will be difficult for a beginner to navigate if the seller offers to choose the most suitable type, because for each trophy you need to apply your own.
There are several species suitable for fishing, each is able to attract one or another fish. For nozzles are used:
- manure;
- rain;
- earthen;
- creeps;
- leaflets;
- marsh;
- marine.
Already by the name about the majority, you can get minimal information. We’ll take a closer look at each.
Dung
It is not difficult to find this species on sale, but most often anglers themselves produce this nozzle. This is not difficult to do, especially if you live in the private sector. Manure is dug up in compost pits, near old and overripe manure heaps near farms with various animals. Searches should begin with digging up all the contents, worms are usually located near the ground itself.
Rain and creeps
The best time for the extraction of these two species is considered to be the time immediately after heavy rainfall; it will not be difficult to find it even at night in wet weather. On sale are not very often, but you can find it if you want.
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earthen
The habitat of this species is the topsoil and grass turf. It is better to get it for fishing on your own, simply by removing the top 15-20 cm of soil. With simple digging, you can meet more than enough of them.
Swamp green
They are familiar to many, usually anglers look for them directly at the fishing spot. They live in highly moistened soil layers near a reservoir, a favorite place is the rotten roots of coastal vegetation, reeds and sedges in particular.
Subleaves
In the fallen and rotted foliage, it will be possible to find them without problems, the abundance will be in last year’s foliage, which has already begun to decompose under the influence of moisture. Slightly moving the foliage, you can find a sufficient amount of bait necessary for fishing.
sea
Distributed in salty estuaries and waters along the coastline in the seas. They are mined by washing the soil from the bottom, which is scooped up with a metal net. This type of bait works well when catching marine ichthy inhabitants.
Of all the above species, dung and subleaf are suitable for bream. It turned out to choose a bait, but is it possible to bait a bream on any hook? What hooks are needed to successfully catch a cyprinid with this bait?
How to choose a hook
All types of this bait have an elongated body, so the hooks must be used in the appropriate size. How to put a worm on a bream?
First you need to figure out the shape and size of the hooks, for this type of bait, you need to choose products with the following indicators:
- long forearm, then the bait used can be planted in many ways;
- the size of the hook depends on the intended catch, the larger the fish, the larger the product itself;
- wire of medium thickness, it is quite enough for notching and successfully catching even trophy bream.
For successful bream fishing, it is advisable to take products of the keyrio or adji series, where the fore-end is quite long, and the serif shape is excellent.
Planting methods
How to put a worm on a bream hook, each angler will tell in his own way. The technique depends on many factors that should be considered before going fishing. Do not lose sight of the time of year, the estimated size of the catch, the size of the bait.
There are several planting options, each of which will bring success under certain circumstances:
- The beam is used to catch bream from mid-summer to early autumn. Suitable for this dung and leaflets of medium size. On such a bait, they usually catch large trophy bream from 1,5 kg or more. It is worth planting strictly in the middle of each individual, the tips of the bait of the same length should hang from the hook.
- Lovers of crucian carp are more accustomed to putting on stockings, but this method is also effective for bream. A representative of cyprinids up to a kilogram in the summer and autumn will definitely respond to such a bait, but the trophy can also be spotted without problems. It is necessary to bait starting from the head, the hook is passed through the entire body along the length, leaving the tail intact. It is he who will squirm and attract fish to him.
- An eight is planted to catch bream in the autumn, for this, a head is immediately put on a hook with a long forearm and serifs on the back side, then another puncture is made about a centimeter of the body, the hook is threaded through again and so on until the very end of the bait. Using this method, a baited worm will attract the attention of crucian carp, carp, carp, tench and silver bream.
- The ring method is also quite popular, it is used for many types of peaceful fish. The worm is pierced with a sting in the upper part, the tail is covered with a sting, thus closing the ring.
- The pieces will work best in the spring when the rigging is light. An adult worm is usually torn into 2-3 parts and planted in one piece as needed.
We found out how to dress a worm for a bream. There is nothing difficult in carrying out the procedure, the main thing is to have a high-quality bait and a hook of a suitable size.