An ide fish is a representative of the Karpov family. The weight of the average individual does not exceed 2 kg, but ides of about 6 kg are found. They are common in almost all countries of the former USSR. Closer to the North, the maximum population density of water bodies with this fish is observed. A large ide spawns much earlier than a young roach, which goes to spawn at the same time as roach. Favorite areas of their habitat are deep places with a moderate course or its absence. An ide fish categorically avoids a strong current, therefore, having caught it on a roll, consider this to be just an accident.
Determining the specific location of the ide flock in a large river is quite problematic. Of course, you can turn to a local fisherman for help, but if you don’t have such an opportunity, you should know that ide fish really love bathing, barges, moorings and ferries. However, not every reservoir will have such an abundance of “pointers” to the ide sites, so you need to carefully consider the place for future fishing.
Thanks to its omnivorous nature, rapid gain in weight and height is what the ide is known for. Fishing for glutton fish has a fairly wide range of options: from spinners to a small ball of dough. With the advent of spring, the coast is washed by a large amount of water, filling the reservoir with worms. In such a period, ides are caught on creeps. And in the summer, when insects fall from the trees into the water, they prefer a grasshopper. In autumn, the algae sink to the bottom, and the ide plunges into the deepest places of the reservoir in which it lives. At such a time, they can be caught on any bait intended for catching white, non-predatory fish: a worm, maggot, bloodworm, and barley.
Ide ide is caught in almost any way. This can be a float or wire gear, fly fishing or donka, and many, many other options. An ide is caught on a float mainly in water bodies where there is no current. If fishing will be carried out from the shore, choose a long rod to make long cast if necessary. Fishing line for such fishing is recommended to use from 0.3 to 0.4 mm in diameter, and the leash should be slightly thinner than the fishing line. An ide fish is considered almost the most shy of the Carp family, so a powerful tackle will alert it. You should not use thick fishing line because of the fear of a large individual coming down, this is at least impractical due to the absence of large and sharp teeth in this species, such as perch. You should not bother with the float, ide is a fast-moving fish, so almost any one will do. The bite of this fish can be described as a sudden disappearance of the float - it is rapidly immersed in water. If you miss this moment, then under the water, along with the float, the rod can also sink. The choice of hook directly depends on your nozzle, for example, if you catch on large worms, then hooks No. 8-12, with a long forearm, will do.
Using the rest, the usual nozzles (corn, maggots, etc.), mainly hooks No. 4-6 are used. Now a little about how to catch in the wiring, during the course of the ide. The photo shows a good option for wiring gear for an ide - a small spinner. Or you can use the creep as a living bait. They put it on a hook, threading the body several times, and move it to a leash. The creep should be alive, that is, move, and the frozen one will have to be changed to another. Good luck