Sheer flare from the boat: tactics, tackle and fish search

Finding an active predator at great depths often turns into a lottery if the angler relies solely on bottom tackle or spinning for throwing, but there is a method that allows not only finding the fish, but also provoking it to attack with the highest efficiency. plumbingThis method has historically been considered the lot of winter fishing, but in the summer and autumn it shows phenomenal results, especially when catching perch, perch and large bears.

The main advantage of this method is that it can spot spot spots that are not possible or very difficult to catch from shore, and using a boat, you get access to the brows, dumps and deep-sea pits where the trophy fish is. wiring It requires a specific approach to equipment and requires the angler to constantly monitor the position of the bait, which is impossible without visual or electronic contact with the bottom.

Modern technology has taken this kind of fishing to a whole new level, and if you had to rely on intuition and experience, today you can't. sounder It's becoming the primary tool for work. Being able to see the fish, the bait and the predator's response in real time makes it as sporty and productive as possible. In this article, we'll look at all the nuances, from the choice of the boat to the intricacies of animation of the glitter.

Choice of craft and fishing equipment

The success of the event depends on how comfortable and stable you feel on the water. plumb It's critical to be able to lock the boat in one spot, despite the wind or the current. PVC boats Hard paiole bottoms are ideal for this, as they extinguish noises and allow fishing even in complete calm, when a metal boat can create an uncomfortable ringing.

But metal boats and boats have the advantage of being more resistant to wind gusts and allowing you to move faster between points. anchorageThe use of two anchors (in the nose and in the stern) allows you to stand across the current or wind, which is the optimal position for vertical play with bait. electric motor With the anchor-holder function, it will be a salvation.

⚠️ Attention: When fishing in the plumb course, the boat can turn around, which leads to entanglement of the tackle. Always use two anchors or a bow anchor in conjunction with the stern pull to stabilize the position of the hull.

And you also need to be comfortable, because fishing is almost vertically down, which puts a strain on your back, and having a comfortable seat that adjusts your height is not a whim, it's a necessity, and it's also important that the sides of the boat are not too high, or you'll have problems catching the fish and managing the gear. Security water above all else, so the presence of serviceable life jackets and anchor float is mandatory.

To find predatory parking points effectively, you need a high-quality navigator with mapping and, preferably, a built-in sonar. A depth map will help you identify promising places in advance — eyebrows, dumps, underwater elevations. But it will give you an idea of whether there is life there right now. Current models allow you to see the structure of the bottom and even distinguish fish species by the density of the echo bubble.

Equipment: fishing rods, coils and fishing lines

The plumb fishing gear should be light, sensitive and reliable. Unlike spinning for throwing, here the whiplash works as a nod, transmitting every touch of the fish. The optimal length of the rod is from 1.5 to 2 meters. Longer forms are uncomfortable in the boat, and shorter forms may not provide the desired amplitude of the game. fast or extra-fastTo clearly feel the bottom and make sharp cuts.

The coil must be reliable and have good traction. Daiwa/Shimano The most important parameter is the friction tormon, which should be perfectly adjusted, because when catching large fish short, the jerks are felt very strongly, and the use of multiplier coils is also justified, especially when using thick cords and heavy lures, because they provide better sensitivity to the arm.

The main working cord is most often used wicker line. It does not stretch, which is critical for cutting fish at a depth of 10-20 meters. The diameter of the cord is selected depending on the size of the proposed trophy, but usually this range is 0.08-0.12 mm. Monophile line is used less often, mainly in deaf-wire or when catching very passive fish, when maximum stealth and cushioning of jerks is required.

• 🎣 The rod: Length 1.5-2.0 m, test 5-30 g, building Fast/Extra Fast.
• 🌀 Coil: Size 1500-2500, reliable friction, rod for thin cords.
• 🧵 Leska: A wicker cord of 0.10-0.14 mm for maximum sensitivity.
• 🔗 Furniture: High-quality vertebrae and fasteners that withstand the jerks of the pike.

Lures for vertical wiring

A range of baits for plumb It's a huge, model-specific species, season and predator activity, and the classics of the genre are the narrow-bodied, oscillating splashes known as douche splashes, which have a shifted center of gravity that causes them to dive off the vertical and make plane movements, and that's the one that causes the attack.

Vertical jig heads with silicone fish also do great. The thing about this fishing is that anglers can change the game by varying the size and type of silicone. Vibrotails create powerful vibrations, and twisters create more frequent tail vibration. For deep-sea fishing, it's important to pick up silicone that doesn't lose elasticity at depth and low water temperatures.

Special attention deserves balance-glaze These baits have two hooks (head and tail) and, when tossed, describe a complex trajectory that resembles the movement of a wounded fish. Balancers work perfectly on perch and perch. Also popular are bokoplava and eight, which, when wiring, fall on their side, creating a unique game that the predator is difficult to resist.

The color of the bait is secondary to the color of the game, but in certain conditions it becomes crucial. In murky water or deep water, bright, contrasting colors work better — lettuce, orange, red. In clear water and in good light, use natural colors for roach, perch or sticker. Often rescue baits from the bait. phosphorus-coatedespecially when fishing at dusk or at a depth of more than 10 meters.

The secret of sleight of hand

Many anglers refit their hooks with blisters and balancers with bundles of wool or silicone tails, not only masking the hook, but also creating additional water vortexes, attracting fish from a greater distance.

Tactics of search and work with sonar

Finding fish is the foundation of successful fishing. A goalless flare on the "maybe" rarely brings good results. The algorithm of the actions of the angler should be built around the data obtained from the sonar. Primary exploration is done at speed to find the differences in depth, the drifters or the accumulation of small fish. potentially interesting place, you should anchor or fix the boat.

When you work with a sonar, you should pay attention not only to the arcs of the fish, but also to the structure of the bottom. The solid bottom (stone, shell) often attracts a perch, while the muddy areas with vegetation prefer bass and pike. It is important to learn to distinguish signals from fish and from bottom relief. Modern technology DownVision Or similar scanning modes allow you to see the fish even when it is not strictly under the boat, but slightly to the side.

If the sonar shows fish but no bites, you have to experiment. Change the wiring horizon: sometimes the predator is in the halves, not at the bottom. Lower the bait 1, 2, 3 meters above the bottom and check the reaction. Also, change the type of wiring or the color of the bait. If after 10-15 minutes of active action, it is advisable to change the point.

Type of relief	Potential predator	Recommended bait	catching horizon
A stone-browed edge	Sudak, Bersh.	Narrow glitter, Vibrohvost	Bottom + 10-20 cm
Grass overgrowth	Pike, Perch.	Balancer, Wheeler	Over the grass.
Deep pit	Big Sudak.	Heavy phosphorus glitter	Bottom
Pile in the river	Sudak, Nalim	Silicone on a jig head	Half the depth

Wiring technique and bait animation

Techniques plumb So it's very different from spinning wiring, and the main tool that you use is your hand, and there are some basic types of wiring that you need to learn, and the classic "toss" is to swing the rod up 20 to 40 cm and then go back to its original position, and the bait goes up and then, as it's planning, it goes back down.

The second popular technique is dribbling or shaking, which is a series of frequent, short twitches with the tip of a rod with a low amplitude, which perfectly mimics the convulsive movements of an injured fish or insect and often provokes a passive predator to attack, and it is important to pause between series of twitches, giving the fish time to approach and make a decision.

The height of the bait rise depends on the activity of the fish. During periods of zor, the predator can attack the bait raised 1-1.5 meters from the bottom. In deafness or under heavy pressure, the amplitude should be reduced to 10-15 cm, making the game more delicate. Don't be afraid to experiment with the duration of pauses: sometimes the bite occurs precisely at the moment when the bait has already frozen at the bottom point.

⚠️ Attention: When fishing at depths of more than 10 meters, due to the stretching of the cord and the resistance of the water, the amplitude of the bait movement can be significantly less than the amplitude of the movement of your rod.

The cut in the steep fishing should be short and sharp. Because the cord goes vertically down, sweeping movements are unnecessary and even harmful — you can just pull the bait from the fish from the mouth or tear the lip. Enough confident, whiplash brush. After the cut immediately start to catch, not letting the fish go into the driftwood or under the boat.

Nuances catch different types of predator

Each species of fish has its own preferences and behavior, which requires adaptation of tactics. Sudak It prefers to stay at the bottom, so dragging bait on the ground or playing 10-20 cm away from it is most effective. Sudak often reacts to aggressive, fast play of spears, mimicking runaway prey.

PerchAnd the big humpback, especially, likes to move more smoothly, "spanning" movements, and he's great for balancers and flanks, and the bass can go up to the bottom of the bait, so it's good to search for it, and it's good to catch the whole vertical column of water, and often the perch pack will stick itself out in the scaffold without a successful cut.

Pike in sheer flare is often caught as bycatch, but targeted tooth catch is also possible. It prefers larger baits and wider, sweeping movements. Pike can attack bait, which slowly drops on pause. When catching pike, the use of a metal leash is strictly mandatory, because it easily bites the braid and fluorocarbon.

Bersh, a close relative of the pike, often sticks with it, but prefers softer bottoms and smaller depths. His bites are often more cautious, so the sensitivity of the tackle comes to the fore. Bersh responds well to small, narrow silvery lusters.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use spinning for throwing for sheer flaming?

Technically possible, but it's inconvenient. Sling spinnings are usually longer (2.4-2.7 m), which causes problems in the boat, and their construction often doesn't allow for light bites at depth as well as specialized short rods for flare.

What is the optimal depth for a sheer flaming?

The most effective depth range is from 4 to 15 meters. At lower depths, fish can be frightened by the shadow of the boat and noise, and at depths over 20 meters it is difficult to control the game of bait and feel the bites, although the trophy perch often stands there.

Should I use a bait for this kind of fishing?

The classic version is no. Sheer glitter is active search. However, some anglers are experimenting with feeding the dot by lowering a feeder with live feed (moth, chopped worm) to collect fish under the boat, which can be effective for catching bream or passive perch.

Why does the fish poke into the splash but not take?

There are a number of reasons: too big or bright bait, unnatural play, or the fish is just passive. Try to reduce the size of the luster, change the color to a more natural, or make the pauses longer. Sometimes it helps to install an additional hook on the chain behind the lure.

Is it safe to catch from a boat?

Yes, it's absolutely safe, as long as you're following the rules of the boat, and the key is to be careful with hooks, so you don't punctured the balloons when you catch or remove the fish, use a taper and keep the sharp hooks under control.