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HERABUNA USA
Is the most delicate, extremely detailed advanced float fishing style.
Herabuna Fishing
Knowing the traits and behaviors of Crucian Carp is key to fishing for them. Before you go
fishing, lets learn a little bit about the Crucian Carp.
HOW TO
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Crucian Carp Fishing StyleThis style is characterised by a finesse approach to freshwater float fishing with flick tip whips to hand and specialist sensitive antennae floats, often using specialist pastes and pull baits.
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How to Mix the BaitThe Bait is diluted in accordance with the recommendation on the package. We can knead one bait and use it on both hooks, or we can mix two types of bauit, nozzle and bait. After we have made moisturizing, the bait should be infused for 3-5 mi nutes.
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Baiting the HookSquare shaped bait has more resistance in the water and therefore breaks up easier which his good for attracting fish. Carefully rounded bait has less resistance in the water, breaks up slower and leaves a piece of bait in the bend of the hook. Bait stays on the hook for a long time
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Fishing RodsThere are 2 types of Herabuna rods: Telescopic and Sectional rods ( sectional rods are assembled by connecting sections ) The rods are made from carbon or traditionaly done by bamboo masters.
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Fishing lineWhen fishing for Herabuna use a sinking nylon line with a diameter of 0.8-1.2 mm according to the Japanese classification, which corresponds to a cross section of 0.14-0.18 mm, a breaking load of 2-3.5 kg, respectively. Fishing line for the leash is chosen with a diameter of two times less.
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HooksBarbless hooks are usualy used to safely remove it from the fish and let the fish go without any harm. Easier to remove the hook from the net.
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ABOUT
Herabuna Fishing USA
The Herabuna, also known as the Japanese crucian carp or white crucian carp, is a popular sports fish native to Japan and closely related to the crucian carp. It offers a wide variety of freshwater fishing opportunities and is highly sought after in Japan, China, Korea, Russia, Europe, and the USA. With superb control, it's no wonder why this fish is a favorite among anglers.
