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Ring fishing, or ring fishing, is especially effective when targeting carp species, particularly bream. Trophy fishing trips through the Turukhansk Krai Nature Reserve primarily involve fishing for salmon, trout, taimen, whitefish, char, and nelma.
But when traveling to the Yenisei, you have the opportunity to test your skills in catching peaceful bream or toothy "alligator" pike. Therefore, knowing how to construct a fishing tackle like a ringed bait is probably a good idea. It's worth noting that it can be used year-round.
Design and features of the gear
The Koltsovka is excellent for fishing in currents thanks to its design. It has the following elements:
· Feeder;
· Leash;
· Swivel;
· Carbine;
· Bead;
· Cords threaded through a specially designed ring, located in parallel.
Note that one cord is for the hooks, the other for the feeder. Rings for bream can vary, and therefore are divided into three types:
· «Eggs»;
· "Removable";
· "With a leash."
They have different designs and equipment methods.
Eggs
This design uses a pair of lead balls held together by wire and a pin. A fishing line passes through the pin ring, preventing tangling with another leader. This rig is suitable for fishing in polluted waters.
Removable
This ring setup consists of a sawn ring. The saw cut must be secured with wire tendrils, rubber tubes, etc. This results in a forked leash design: the first leash with the feeder is attached to the boat, while the second leash has a line with hooks.
With a leash
This ring has a swivel and snap hook on one end, through which a fishing line with hooks is threaded. A bead acts as a stopper to prevent the snap hook from moving further than necessary. A hole in the ring on the other end holds a piece of thick 0.5 mm fishing line, about half a meter long. This line is used to cast the tackle and feeder without tangling.
These are the different types of ring bait designed for catching bream. This tackle can also be used to catch other species of carp, ide, white bream, and others. Fishing tours help guests from far away learn how to prepare various Siberian delicacies right on the rafting trip.
Conclusion
Chebureki, pelmeni with red fish, and sugudai with shashlik or smoked salmon are considered the hallmarks of the local cuisine. And most importantly, fishermen can catch the river monster taimen, which can weigh several dozen kilograms.
The bounty of berries and mushrooms found on the Putorana Plateau allows you to bring home a variety of treats. For example, learn about the beneficial properties of cranberries and cranberry liqueur. have been known since ancient times. Moreover, it's quick and easy to prepare. You can capture it all on camera and reminisce about your trip at home for years to come.
