Catching on the peret is considered, perhaps, the most used and prey species of fishing for catfish. This method is used, as a rule, in wide and deep non-navigable and confined rivers. Although the catches the catfish, it does not belong to the hunting gear for catching fish, and, of course, can not be compared to traditional fishing for bait, however, according to amateurs, large specimens of this breed in some places can not be caught in another way.
Peret as a tackle
Today, many inveterate fishermen know how to catch catfish on a perimeter. This is quite simple, but the trap for sports and industrial use is a long enough cord on which weights are fixed at both ends, and along the entire length there are a huge number of hooks on leashes made of a kapron thread or a braided line. As a nozzle when catching a catcher on the catfish, shellfish are used, crocheted, baited, livestock, crab meat, etc. Hooks are large and single. By the end of the tackle, a cord with a foam plastic float or a plastic bottle is reinforced. The catfish is placed along or across the water stream above the traditional habitats of the prey: pits, rushes and whirlpools. This tackle does not require frequent checking. Perhaps, this explains its popularity among the fishermen loaded with various concerns. For fighting fish, you need caution and skill, especially when using a rubber boat. At hand, there must be a hook, since very large specimens often fall into the catfish's perimeter.
Overrun construction
The manufacture of this gear in view of the simplicity of the design is not difficult. Many anglers make a soma by their own hands. The cord can be made from a thick line, various ropes, including linen, cotton or nylon, as well as wires, etc. As a lead, you can not use metal shoelaces. However, when catching a peretum is not catfish, and pike other material is simply unacceptable. The leashes to the cord are fastened or fastened in a variety of ways. A thick fishing line is often made at the required distance of the loop, on which a carabiner with a fastener is put on. This method is convenient in that it makes it possible to store the leashes separately. And before fishing they are fastened already to the cord stretched out on the river, while at the same time making hooks.
Installation
The catfish is mounted on two anchors made of wood, tied to the ends, at the very bottom. They consist of two rodlets, tightly clamped with stones. To keep the cowboy at a depth in such a position that the bait does not roll on the bottom, after every ten hooks, on the streamer lines, tufts of floats are tied, which fishermen call barbers. In general, the catches on the catfish is very similar to its sterling counterpart. The only difference is that the latter has more leashes with hooks. On large rivers, the catches the catfish by pulling it deep into the shore, where it is attached to bushes or trees, and if there is no vegetation, to the coke that is firmly packed into the ground. In this case, the tackle does not lie on the bottom, but sags over the water in the form of an arc. At the same time, the catfish, not noticing anything suspicious in the water and at the bottom, takes a bait from the take-off. In addition, the riding permit does not allow this powerful fish to lie to the bottom, thereby retaining its strength.