Zhang Yang attempted a few casts with the small yellow face scatter cannon, and quickly the nest was abuzz, but the gathered fish were still very picky eaters.
Despite obvious bites, he frustratingly kept missing them. After a simple attempt, the hit rate was even lower than 30%, compared to the target fish. After ten casts, he only caught three fish, one of which was snagged.
A hooked carp came up — a huge head with a slender body that looked like a giant tadpole, extremely deformed, showing signs of malnutrition.
When fishing for small crucian carp, you can use the state advantage of jelly bait to determine the strategy, but such bait is clearly unsuitable for mixed ponds.
The old fish in mixed ponds swipe the bait seriously, are bold, and become motionless after getting hooked, like someone struck their pressure points. These features are typical symptoms of top-level sly old fish.
