Catching Rudd-rescue at Bad biting

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Little fishing with spinning can be compared to the excitement, the number of bites and captures with catching Rudd. Perhaps only catching gregarious perch. But in the summer in the heat perch can declare a strike and not respond to your bait. Rudd the same with the onset of heat on the contrary becomes active and aggressively attacks all that at least a little resembles an edible object.
To Rudd on ultra-light tackles it is possible and in a middle band of Russia if you know reservoirs or places on a river where it is many. In the southern regions, where Rudd is widespread, the search for this fish usually does not occur. Any flow of Volga in Volgograd and Astrakhan regions is literally teeming with this fish.
Tackle and bait. For catching Rudd will need tackle ultra-light class-spinning Dlonoj 6.8-7.6 ft with dough by weight bait to 5-7 grams, reel 1000-2000 size on the line Shimano, Cord # 0.4-0.6 on the Japanese scale. From baits will be demanded spinners dimension 00-1, micro-oscillating spinners (as for catching trout on Platnikah), the smallest wobblers 25-35 mm, microjig silicone lures in the size of 1-1.5 inches. Weight of jig-heads 0, 5-3 grams. Winter Mormyshkas weighing 0.3-1 gram will also be suitable.
Animation of Jig baits-small shaking rods, as when catching on Mormyshka. It is possible to carry out the wiring evenly, with the playing rod, or stepwise, pausing between the cycles of the active game until the bait falls to the bottom. Rudd can peck in the active phase of the wiring, and raise the lure from the bottom during the pause.
A good story about catching Rudd spinning removed our Volgograd colleagues from the channel Stalingradfishers. The plot shows the main lures and techniques of animation, and besides in the frame a lot of bites and captures of this bright and gambling fish-rudd...

Given that the set of gear and baits, suitable for catching Rudd, intersects with the destination of catching any other fish on the micro-jig, I advise you friends to try their hand at catching this peaceful "predatory " fish...

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