Rules for catching bream on the feeder

Among other methods, catching bream on a feeder is considered the most successful among anglers. To make it so, you need to know and apply some secrets, both when collecting gear and choosing places. Feeder fishing for bream will become more successful after studying this material in more detail.

How to catch bream on a feeder

The feeder for bream is nothing more than a kind of bottom tackle, it will be effective precisely because for this representative of carps there is nothing better than pits and depths of 3 m in a pond. The float will not always be able to attract attention, but the bottom tackle is the best suited for your favorite habitats.

In order for success to accompany and a trophy option to be on the hook, you need to know some subtleties that will become the key to success. To catch a bream on a feeder tackle, you need to pay attention to:

• choice of location;
• collection of gear;
• support for bait and bait;
• rules for throwing equipped forms.

Next, we will try to dwell in more detail on each of these points.

Choose a place

The most difficult is fishing on a feeder on a river flowing from the bank to the bream, here it is important to choose a place so that a cunning resident can not easily get enough of the offered bait, but also approach the delicacy on the hook.

The choice of a place on a reservoir over the course is carried out as follows:

• the easiest way is to use the method of mirror reflection, its essence lies in the fact that steep steep banks, as a rule, go to considerable depths in water, you should not look for shallows here;
• use a marker weight with a spinning blank and tap the bottom to find the deepest places.

Further, carrying out the casting of the finished gear itself, but more on that below.

Reservoirs with stagnant water are caught in the same way, that is, they first find places with significant depths, and then just start the process.

The bream usually stands at a depth, but goes to smaller places for feeding, this is what should be taken into account when casting gear.

Tackle collection

It is important to collect the feeder tackle correctly, it depends on it how successful the fishing will be. All the subtleties of installation can be found in one of the articles on our website, here we will take a closer look at the components for the flow and for stagnant water.

Current feeder

Depending on the size of the river, all the components of the tackle are selected, starting from the blank itself and ending with leashes and hooks.

Tackle for the current consists of the following elements:

• the blank can be of different lengths, for medium and small rivers, 3,3 m is enough, but larger ones will require a 3,9 m rod for long-range casting of tackle.
• They put a power coil, they don’t chase the winding speed here, the spool is 3000 or more in size, 5000 options are also used for large rivers. The number of bearings is important, the minimum for such gear is 3. The presence of a baitrunner is optional, many are accustomed to working only with the rear clutch or only with the front. About the capacity of the spool is also unforgettable, a small one will not allow you to wind a large amount of warp, and the casting distance directly depends on this.
• Both a monofilament and a braided line are used as a basis, while anglers with experience recommend giving preference to the second option. With a smaller thickness, the windage will decrease, and the discontinuous indicators will allow the use of feeders of decent weight, and the trophy, with skillful fighting, will definitely not break the tackle. The minimum for the river is 0,14 mm for the cord and 0,25 mm for the fishing line, such options are set in the spring, autumn and summer will require a thicker base.
• Leads are mostly made by themselves, for this they use both a braided cord and a monk, their thickness should be a couple of sizes smaller from the base and withstand an order of magnitude less load.
• Feeders for the river are better to take a square or rectangular type, the weight depends on the strength of the current in a particular place. Most often, options from 80 g are used, but if the current strength is decent, then there should be 100-gram options in stock, and you can’t do without 120 g.
• The hook is selected for bait, for animal options in spring and autumn you will need products with a long forearm, but in summer for vegetable options it is better to take a shorter forearm with a sting bent inward.

Additionally, swivels, clasps, winding rings are used for installation, they are recommended to choose from anti-reflective options. The bream is a rather cautious inhabitant, any trifle can scare it away.

Equipment for standing water

Fishing for water areas with stagnant water and a small size is carried out with lighter gear, and the blank itself of such a length is not needed. For lakes, ponds and bays, tackle is collected a little differently:

• The length of the rod is up to 3,3 m, with dense vegetation the coastline will not allow using a blank longer than 2,7 m.
• The coil is set with the same indicators as for the current, however, the size of the spool is usually not more than 3000, and a small capacity can be used.
• The base is chosen at the discretion of the fisherman, in terms of thickness everything is the same as on the river.
• Feeders for stagnant water need to be lighter, and the shape will also be different. Here they use oval or pear-shaped options, bullets weighing up to 40 g.

Bait and bait

Even a beginner knows that a representative of cyprinids is very voracious, without feeding a place and constant use of bait, it is simply impossible to catch him. What to catch bream in the summer on the feeder and what preferences he has in cold water we will find out further.

Seasonal feeding

It is always necessary to feed a place for catching bream, only there it will be possible to achieve the desired result when fishing. To do this, it is important to know when and what mixture to use, what smell the cunning carp representative wants in warm water, and which one cannot be lured out of the ambush until the cold snap. This information is best presented in the form of a table:

Red bait is considered a universal option for any season and in any reservoir. The smell and consistency of the mixture will have a greater influence.

It is also worth paying attention to the consistency during kneading, for the river you will need a more viscous option, which will be washed out gradually in the course. Stagnant water will require looser food that will not linger in the feeder for long, but will fall to the bottom and attract a potential catch to the treat hook.

Regardless of the season and weather conditions, one of the main rules for preparing bait is the content of bait particles in it, which is used on the hook. It is necessary to add to the total mass, while the maggot and worm are crushed a little and doused with boiling water beforehand.

Bait

For feeder fishing, both plant-type and animal-type options are used, their use is more dependent on water temperature and weather conditions.

Baits will work best if they are chosen correctly:

• spring and autumn will push the bream to more nutritious options, during this period it is better for him to offer a worm, maggot, bloodworm;
• in summer, bream likes vegetable ingredients more; it is better to use peas, corn, barley as bait.

It should be understood that bite can only get better from combinations, do not be shy to offer sandwiches to bream, he will eat them with great pleasure. You can combine both baits of the same type, and mix vegetable and animal baits.

Features of casting for fishing with a feeder

It makes no sense to use one form to fish the selected territory with feeders, especially if fishing is carried out in the current. In the arsenal of a real fisherman, there should be at least three rods of the same test, but the casting of feeders is carried out in a special way. Anglers with experience recommend that in order to better attract bream to the place of fishing, set up blanks like this:

• the first is located upstream, it is set relative to the coast at an angle of 40 ° -50 °;
• the second form must be placed at a position of 70°-80° relative to the coastline;
• the third is set at 100 ° -110 ° to the shore.

So they will not get confused, and the bait washed out from the very first rod will attract the bream to the third rod. It is necessary to re-throw not earlier than half an hour after lowering into the water, and you can check in stagnant water every 20 minutes.

Fishing for bream in the summer on a feeder will definitely bring trophies if you follow the advice from experienced fishermen. Accurate collection of gear, proper bait and well-placed blanks will be the key to success even for a beginner.