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Open-water mormyshing: an unusual way to catch perch and roach. Open-water mormyshing is a relatively new, yet very exciting and effective fishing method, gaining popularity every year among advanced spinning anglers and light tackle enthusiasts. Essentially, it's a summer-fall version of winter mormyshka fishing, using a spinning rod and a jig instead of a nod and vertical action.

Fishing for crucian carp with a float rod: baits and groundbaits for large fish. Crucian carp is one of the most popular and abundant fish in Russia. However, catching large crucian carp (1 kg and up) is a completely different story. It requires a more sophisticated approach to choosing baits, groundbait, and tactics. Large crucian carp are cautious, finicky, and often worthwhile.

Chub and ide fishing with ultralight gear: lures and casting techniques. Chub and ide fishing with ultralight gear is one of the most exciting and technically challenging types of spin fishing. Light tackle, delicate lures, and constant searching allow you to truly enjoy every bite. Both of these species are strong, cautious, and very lively fish that require precise control.

Winter zander fishing: spoons, balance lures, and searching reservoirs. Winter zander fishing is one of the most exciting and rewarding types of ice fishing. Zander remain active even in the harshest frosts, and their powerful bites and stubborn resistance are truly thrilling. On reservoirs in the central part of the country and large northern lakes, winter is often the perfect time to catch zander.

Carp Fishing for Beginners: Basic Gear and First Trips. Carp fishing is a distinct fishing discipline that combines patience, strategy, technical training, and the joy of fighting a strong, intelligent, and wary fish. For many anglers, carp are the fish that truly captivate them. Large carp (especially common carp) put up a powerful fight and require skillful handling.

River Bream Feeder Fishing: Rigs, Groundbait, and Tactics. Bream is one of the most coveted and respected fish among river feeder anglers. It's demanding of tackle, groundbait, and location, and is both strong and cautious. With the right approach, you can consistently catch bream weighing between 1.5 and 4 kg, and on good days, even real "humpbacks" weighing up to 10 pounds.