Hello everyone, this is Madara of the tester.
Continuing from the previous story, it is about the law of three-divisions.
The area games for trout have too many things to think about, such as what to do, lures, hooks, lines, rods, and so on. it make to be confused beginners.
Here is an example of a way of thinking that can be explored more easily.
The “three–divisions rule” to be think of everything divided into three types.
First thing is the range.
Near the water surface range, near the middle range, near the bottom range.
It will explore these three ranges roughly and confirm the reaction.
Furthermore, reeling speed.
Three type for very fast, fast, very slow.
Furthermore, how to arrange the tackle system.
Hard, medium, soft.
The same is true for lure colors.
Flashy color, quite sober (earth color), color in between.
The color is a little difficult, so I will give an example.
For example, the representative flashy colors are red gold and orange gold, and the earth color is the color that exists in the vicinity of the fishing spot, that is, the color of grass, water and ground.
The middle color is yellowish green or pale red, but it is a flashy color, but it is not too flashy.
In this way, trying all three types makes it easier to squeeze the fishing method at that time.
The tackle system has evolved considerably since a long time ago.。
In the old days, soft glass rods only and nylon were only used for a long time.
We will talk about tackle hardness next time, but for the time being, 3 types are available best, and 2 sets are no problem if the budget is strict.
Compare fishing with two types of extremely different, hard rod and soft rod.
Until we can judge the quality of the attack, it is sure to fish with the elimination method.
As you gain experience, you will be able to quickly determine the quality of an attack from a little bit attack and correct it to the exact system, lure range, and speed.
Until then, I think that it’s to fish for easy understand while dividing into three-dividing parts.
Next time I would like to talk about a system that combines lines, reels, rods, and hooks.
please look forward to it!