Spoon-bait on grayling, help in choosing a tackle

In this article, we will talk about what kind of spinning, reel and spoon-bait for grayling are necessary for their catching and voyaging, as well as about the places of their parking and features of this species.

Grayling inhabits the fresh waters of the Northern Hemisphere. Very similar to the sigamous and salmonids, but stand out as a separate family grayling. They live in clean cold-water lakes and rivers, choosing reservoirs with rocky and pebbly bottom. They have the ability to form lake-river, lake and purely river forms. Grayling is widespread in Russia - from the eastern to its western outskirts, but in certain places their population has been sharply reduced due to an extraordinary change in the ecological situation and colossal capture.

Grayling can reach 2.5 kg of weight and 65-70 cm in length. Occasionally one can meet a large specimen. The average weight of a large fish is 1 kg, and the length is about 50 cm. For their catching, baits are suitable: a worm, an odor and a larva of a carer. And for catching in the wiring - a few worms, small twisters and the same baits. Grayling has always been hunted by fishermen, since fish is relatively rare and can become a good trophy. The growth of grayling directly depends on the habitat and availability of food in the pond. For example, individuals living in the harsh conditions of Siberian lakes, with a shortage of sufficient feed, differ in dwarf size and stiffness. Tackles for fishing grayling can also vary, depending on the characteristics of their growth.

The period of spawning

They spawn on a fast current in stony shallows at a water temperature of 5-10 degrees. Caviar is swept out by females in certain portions from 3 to 10 thousand eggs. After 15-20 days from the fertilized caviar, the offspring begin to peck out. Fishing for trolls, twisters, wobblers, donkeys during spawning is forbidden, it is allowed to catch on the float, using only one rod. Violator of the rules are waiting for serious penalties, both for poaching.

Diet of grayling

They feed on worms, molluscs, gammarus crustaceans, larvae or adult forms of insects that develop in the water. Very rarely eat seaweed. The largest individuals can swallow small mammals, somehow caught in the water (shrews, voles and the like).

Locations of grayling

During the feeding season, the beloved habitats in the rivers are the rapids below the rapids and rapids. In this case, suitable tackles for their catching will be tackles for catching in the wiring: wobblers, twisters, poppers, fly-fishing or baits. The grayling is badly affected by excessively fast strides: usually in such places water is muddy and it is difficult for them to find prey, therefore graylings choose places near the tail of the stream and along its sides, on the borders of direct or reverse flow.

Description of grayling

Against the current and the distant release of wire tackle will require maximum care and slowness, since this species has very weak lips and monstrous energy, which helps make steep jerks and tall candles. You should not hurry, but you do not need to delay too, because there is a possibility that the fish will be buried in reeds and similar aquatic plants.

Choosing a spoon-bait, rod, spool and spinning period

The ideal time is July 1-15, when he hunts small fish. A spinning length of 2.1-3 m is required with ceramic rings (Shimano, Daiwa, Major Craft or Salmo).

The spoon on the grayling should be monophonic and light, at the extreme of medium weight and slightly shiny (Salmo, Konger, Blue Fox or Mepps). For maximum casting, it is best to purchase an inertia-free coil (Shimano, Daiwa, or Fujitsu Quartz).