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发表于 2014-4-8 09:41:04
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waacy 发表于 2014-4-8 14:14
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请教下钓鲈鱼要用什么饵啊
HOW
Catching Maccas is pretty simple, which and is one of the reasons I like fishing for the little beasties so much. There are two main rigs I use, and both are variations on the running sinker rig.
Rig 1 is a running sinker rig separated by a sinker stop. The sinker stop is an important ingredient in this rig because it allows you to change the length of the leader between the hook and sinker without retying knots. It also means you only have one knot at the hook. Because you can easily change the leader length I fish a long leader in light current with few snags around and a shorter leader when fishing nearer to snags. I’m not even sure if this makes a difference but it makes me feel better.
Rig 2 is also a running sinker rig but I run the sinker all the way to the hook. This is the best rig when you’re fishing your bait in heavy structure.
Always use a sinker that just holds bottom. Often this is a sinker only the size of your thumbnail or less. You can actually get away with a pea sinker in most places, but where there is a bit of current your bait and sinker will get washed into the snags or a crevice in the rocky bottom if you’re not careful.
The hooks I use are only small as the Macquarie perch has a small mouth. I’ll most often use a size 4 chemically sharpened hook in a standard Octopus pattern without an offset, but I have gone to size 6 for small baits and up to a size 2 with bigger baits. The straight pattern helps minimise spinning of the bait in the current
Baits can be quite varied, but there is a lot to be said for keeping it simple. My first, second and third choice in baits are scrubworms. Most tackle stores carry scrubbies and a couple of dozen will see you through most evenings on the water. And don’t shy away from big, fat ones either – they work just as well as smaller scrubbies. You can also use wood grubs, maggots and small yabbies, but scrubbies have been my most successful bait.
Yarra River and Upper Coliban Reservoir and their tributaries:
Minimum legal size: 30cm
Bag/possession limit: 2
Closed season: 1 Oct-31 Dec inclusive
WHEN
The warmer months of the year are by far the best for chasing Maccas in the Yarra because they school up for breeding and they are more active in the warmer water temperatures. The other reason the warmer months are a better time to target Maccas has nothing to do with the fish, it’s got to do with my own comfort. Melbourne winters are cold and nasty and I don’t fancy sitting around waiting for a bite from a Macca in 5 degrees with rain driven by a 20-knot wind. Give me a warm afternoon any day of the year.
The time of day is not that important to success, but I do most of my fishing from 5pm into the night.
So, the peak time for chasing Macquarie perch is on a fine evening from October through to April, which gives everyone plenty of time to get on the water. |
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