Fishing for bream is a very interesting, albeit difficult, activity. This fish is very careful and cunning. As a rule, a bream for a fishing rod goes very well, but if he even sees the shadow of a fisherman or hears extraneous noises, he will hide in his shelter for a long time. Therefore, when fishing for this fish, you need to disguise yourself and observe silence.
Bite time
The bream begins to peck on a fishing rod in the spring, when it gets warmer enough. But then comes a break for spawning. At the end of May and mid-June, fish begins to be caught again. Since mid-August, bream has been more active in the fishing rod. Nibble lasts until about mid-autumn. The fish starts to peck in the early morning and it is easy to catch it until 11-12 days. A bream for a fishing rod goes well in the evening (3 hours before sunset).
Habitat
The bream prefers calm and warm water with silt-sandy or clay bottom. In rivers, fish can be found in areas with a moderate course, not far from steep banks at a depth of about 3-4 m. It also does not bypass its bays with holes. The bream often keeps close to the piles of bridges, above or below the dams. In reservoirs and lakes, he prefers deeper places that begin with a cliff immediately beyond the edge of a reed or reed. Often the bream keeps quiet reaches with holes, thickets of plants or the middle of the reservoir.
Gear Requirements
Fishing a bream for a fishing rod is a very interesting occupation, but it requires special attention to equipment. For fishing this fish use rods about 6 meters long. For fishing from a boat, you can use shorter gear. The fishing line should be 0.18-0.28 mm (load capacity about 3 kg). Hooks need to be used No. 10-No. 14. The equipment of a fishing rod on a bream requires the installation of a float with a long keel - from a feather of a bird or balsa. It should weigh 1-2 grams. Sinkers must be placed on the fishing line at equal distances from each other. The latest load should be the lightest. A bream for a fishing rod bites differently than most fish. He only rarely raises the float. Usually a fish puts it in the water.
Lure
It is recommended to bait in the following way: 1 kg of millet porridge should be boiled in 3 liters of water, adding 5 tablespoons of sugar and 0.5 teaspoon of salt. Hemp, breadcrumbs, flax seeds, buckwheat, oatmeal and rape need to be well dried in a pan, and then grind into dust on a coffee grinder. Balls the size of an average orange are molded from cooked millet porridge mixed with dry mass. Their density should be such that they decay at the bottom, and not when they hit the surface of the water. Upon arrival at the place of fishing immediately you need to throw 5-6 balls into the water, and then toss 1-2 every 2 hours. Feeding gives a good result and significantly increases the number of bites.
Nozzles
A bream is a fish that is caught on bait of plant and animal origin. Of animal baits, maggots, earthworms and dung worms, the neck and claws of a shed cancer are most effective. Of the plant bait, dough, canned corn, cubes of lightly cooked young potatoes, and peas are the most popular among bream.