THREE-ROD FISHING

Becoming a fisherman usually goes the same way. First, a person buys one fishing rod and goes fishing with it, looking at the float with enthusiasm and enjoying nature. But since biting fish is a capricious thing and is not always present in the reservoir, and often even rarely, the fisherman who has already matured gets a second fishing rod, hoping for a twofold increase in the probability of catching fish. The second is often followed by a third fishing rod, which quickly appears in the arsenal of a fishing enthusiast.

Of course, going fishing with three rods, the fisherman feels many times (!) more confident. Indeed, you can experiment by arranging each one differently. On one hook, for example, put a worm, on the second — maggots, on the third, for example, dough. In addition, you can hang the baits at different depths, trying to catch different echelons. And of course, three fishing rods allow you to fish more sectors of a promising place, as opposed to one.

In practice, however, the number of rods does not affect the catch, alas. After all, if there is a bite, then one fishing rod will be more than enough. Experienced fishermen are well aware of this, but, nevertheless, they are constantly replenishing their arsenals of gear.

Fishing with three rods is more difficult, especially when there is a bite. In this game, you find yourself in a pond where crucian carp are actively biting. You will have to manage three fishing rods at once. Watch out for floats and nerves. We have not mentioned the latter in vain. The fact is that early sweeps will leave you without fish, and without bait. Wait patiently for the float to move out of the way. Do not allow the float to float and float in one place — the fish is only trying the nozzle. However, this is a signal for the angler that a real bite is about to occur, and only when the float goes to the side — hook.

Fishing continues as long as you have something to put on the hooks. When the nozzle is finished, the weight of the catch will be announced to you. After that, you can go fishing again, although you will first have to dig up worms. Have a good bite!