Fishing in the Carpathians is a traditional Russian occupation

Fishing on the carp is very exciting and interesting. It was she who gave many a ticket to the big world of "quiet hunting". Perhaps, only it from a rather large variety - originally Russian fishing. Carp is considered the only fish that can be so called.

This small fish is caught perfectly on worms, mostly dung red. In addition, it goes well on bloodworms, fresh cake with biscuits and bread crumb.

Passes fishing on the carp from spring to autumn. In the summer it is especially favorable not only in a quiet cloudy weather, but also when a warm rain is falling. This fish reacts very strongly to a drop in temperature and a cold snap: it does not take the bait at this time.

Fishing on the carp is usually carried out by a float fishing rod, which should be light and at the same time equipped with a hairline that can withstand at least one and a half kilograms. The hook is usually taken in sizes from the ninth to the twelfth, the float is either a gum or circular.

Inveterate hunters know that fishing on the carp depends on the time of day. For example, this fish is caught in the morning in half-water or from the bottom, while on a hot day, when it's windless - almost at the top. In the evenings, carp bites from four o'clock and until dusk.

This small fish is very impermanent in the biting, and the angler should take this into account.

Large crucian grabs the nozzle very confidently, quickly dragging a float into the water, while small individuals for a long time tee the nozzle, without swallowing it at once.

At first glance, a calm and lazy fish, swallowing a hook, begins to fiercely resist, leading the fight to exhaustion. Even thrown crucian carp is not so easy to pick up: his body becomes very elastic, as if cast from hard rubber, constantly slipping.

These fish are rarely found in a strong current, and therefore fishing for crucian carp, the gear for which must be very sensitive and light, is more convenient to go from the boat. This is due to the fact that very often the place chosen for fishing is overgrown with reeds or swamped.

Detect the parking of actively feeding fish in windless weather can be by a string of bubbles rising to the surface of the water. This hungry crucian cares are actively looking for food at the bottom of the pond.

It is best to catch a medium-sized float with several pellets and a fairly strong, but thin fishing line.

Equally successful is catching from the shore, suggesting, however, a more thorough sampling of the place for fishing. The most optimal option is the point where the shallow, overgrown with algae, will border on a great depth. Fisherman, settled down in the descents of the depths, all the possible habitats of the carp will be available.

With such catching, a large role is played by complementary feeding: it is he who will attract fish to this place and firmly hold it there.

The disposition of the crucian, especially the large one, must be carried out decisively, but very carefully. The most important thing: the fisherman should try to take him away from the lured place as much as possible, so that with a noise the beating on the hook and resisting to the end the prey did not scare away the pack that had arrived on the bait.