Chumming and Plankton Fish Catching Tips

Written by Frank Faldo


In night fishing 95% of success is determined before your line is wet. It is recommended to start an evening feeding frenzy alongrepparttar food chain with your big game fish asrepparttar 133037 final predator.

I know what you are thinking. It’s just not that easy. Well it is easier than you think! Whilerepparttar 133038 “The Evening Secret” isrepparttar 133039 most effective tool to bring swarms of feeding fish, here are a couple of other tips that have also proven very effective.

Proper chumming

The darkerrepparttar 133040 skies get,repparttar 133041 more fish rely on their senses of smell and movement. The fish must sense either wounded prey moving, orrepparttar 133042 smell of food. A good method for this is to set out a good chum line. Drop your strip bait intorepparttar 133043 chum, or fish live bait just out siderepparttar 133044 slick, or atrepparttar 133045 bottom.

Most species of fish, in either freshwater or saltwater, are predominantly night feeders. If you are able to get a fish feeding frenzy going with eitherrepparttar 133046 chum line, even those fish that don’t normally feed at night will jump intorepparttar 133047 swarm of feeding. One ofrepparttar 133048 best things about fishing whenrepparttar 133049 skies get darker are that fish are much more cooperative at night. The larger of almost every fish species is more willing to bite because they are less wary and have a harder time seeing line or leader.

Night Rod Handling

Written by Frank Faldo


Rod Handling at Night

Fish feed by sense at night, not by sight. Using some ofrepparttar proven techniques below, you can turn an average night of fishing into a fish fighting frenzy! Having bait that is in good shape, which will only enhance these methods.

** Quickshot Tip: Who else wants to swarm hundreds of hungry fish to your fishing spot in less than 45 minutes? It works everytime, and it’s getting more popular. “The Evening Secret” isrepparttar 133036 best method of increasing your catches.

It is important to keep your bait lively, and move it. Pump your rod tip up and down and jiggle your bait by wiggling your rod tip stimulate bites at night.

One effective technique has been to start with your bait at 20 feet down, and lower it 5 feet at a time. Raisingrepparttar 133037 pole high above your head and then lettingrepparttar 133038 bait flutter down is also a good method for stimulating bites.

Ifrepparttar 133039 bite is really on, never let your bait sit still for more than 30 seconds. Keep moving it to keeprepparttar 133040 bite going. Another effective method of this is to have rod tip extended out torepparttar 133041 side. Lift and droprepparttar 133042 tip several times while swingingrepparttar 133043 rod 180 degrees. Let it rest 30 seconds and swing back, it takes about 10 seconds for bait to catch up. Watchrepparttar 133044 line catch up to your rod, and give it a yank on any twitch or slack – you’ve got a fish on!

When fishing with lures, work them slowly. Surface lures are best for swarms of feeding fish at night though this does not mean fish will not take underwater lures or baits after dark.

Cast your surface lure to a promising spot; let it float; then pop it gently. If this does not bring a strike, reelrepparttar 133045 lure along for several feet, or pop it along steadily so that it makes a big commotion onrepparttar 133046 surface. Then slow your retrieve and bringrepparttar 133047 lure along. By kicking up a commotion inrepparttar 133048 beginning, you may attract a bass or some other game fish. By slowingrepparttar 133049 retrieve down later, you will giverepparttar 133050 fish a chance to locaterepparttar 133051 lure and strike it.

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