Pu'eina o le bream ia Aokuso i luga o le fafaga

The last month of summer in most cases brings real trophies to fishermen, spinning with various baits, both from the shore and from a boat, float fishing with a worm or corn on the hook will be successful, and the donk will not graze the back. On the river and on the lakes, the activity of cyprinids is noted; fishing for bream in August on the feeder will be memorable for everyone.

I asked for the trophy

Even a beginner knows that the bream belongs to the bottom inhabitants of any reservoir, most of his life he prefers to stay at the bottom, at depths of 3 m, where there is enough food for him. Fast currents are not to the liking of this representative of cyprinids, so places on this type of river will not be a good place to catch. Shallows will not attract him either, he prefers deeper places, he likes pits and dumps, edges with minimal current strength.

In August, bream can be found without problems in such sections of the river:

  • i faga;
  • at the bends of the channel, where the current is moderate and there are pits;
  • at the mouths of the rivers.

From early morning until evening dawn, it is in these places that a fisherman should be located in August, so that later he can boast of a trophy catch. But at night, such places for fishing are unlikely, a cautious bream at dusk and in cloudy weather prefers to come closer to the coast, it is here that it actively feeds and returns home with the morning dawn to the depths.

There are also certain recommendations regarding the type of reservoir, in August it is better to look for bream on medium and large rivers, as well as on reservoirs, small reservoirs during this period will not please large specimens on the hook.

At the end of summer, the bream moves from the sandy bottom to the clay bottom, where it feels more comfortable. With constant feeding, a decent catch will be on the rocky one.

Fishing between a deep hole and coastal vegetation in August will bring excellent results, it is here that bream often stands in search of suitable food during this period.

It is worth noting that a decrease in air and water temperature at the end of summer allows you to fish with different types of gear, the following will be relevant:

  • float for fishing the coastal zone or catching bream from a boat;
  • feeder and donk for long-distance casting from the coastline.

But the presence and location of the jamb will help determine the echo sounder, without which no one can do lately.

Pu'eina o se fafaga

The use of a feeder blank with appropriate equipment is considered the most versatile and catchy for the end of summer. With proper use, fishing can be carried out both in the coastal zone and in the far area, the main thing is to initially determine the depths of the selected reservoir. A marker load or tapping the bottom with a jig will help with this, then all that remains is to pick up the bait, deliver the bait to the right place and wait a bit. But first things first.

Matou te aoina tackle

It is easy to assemble a catchy feeder tackle, it is advisable to prepare everything you need in advance. You will need the form itself, a reel, a base, a fishing line for leashes, hooks, a feeder and accessories for installation.

Pu'eina o le bream ia Aokuso i luga o le fafaga

O le aoina e faia e pei ona taua i lalo:

  • the blank is chosen long enough, at least 3,6 m long, this will allow you to easily make accurate casts over long distances on large reservoirs. Of the material, it is better to give preference to composite or carbon, with a minimum weight they will be strong enough. The rod test is very important, for fishing rivers, an option with an indicator of 90 g or more is suitable, reservoirs and large lakes are shown to have a maximum of up to 80 g.
  • The coil is installed with good power indicators, the gear ratio is selected to the maximum, 6,4: 1 would be ideal, but 5,2: 1 is also suitable. The size of the spool depends on the expected casting distance, but less than 4000 size is not recommended. Only the metal version is chosen for the cord, graphite and plastic can be used for the monk.
  • Depending on the preferences of the fisherman himself, both a cord and a fishing line are often used as a basis. Their thickness can vary greatly for each body of water. The river will require stronger options, it is preferable to install an option from 0,18 mm or more from the cords, while a fishing line is suitable from 0,35 mm and higher. For a lake and a reservoir, thinner ones are suitable, a cord of 0,14 mm is enough, and a fishing line of 0,25 mm.
  • Leashes are mandatory, often there are hooks in which the loss of tackle cannot be avoided. And the bait served on a thinner fishing line is taken better by a cunning bream. It is worth choosing from a monk, its breaking should be an order of magnitude lower than that of the base, but you should not set it thinner than 0,12 mm in August.
  • Feeders are selected for each type of reservoir individually. On rivers, metal versions of a triangular, square or rectangular shape are used, while the weight usually starts from 100 g. For a reservoir, bay and lake, these options will not work, it is better to stock up on lighter versions of a round or oval shape made of metal or plastic with a weight of no more than 40 G.
  • Accessories, namely swivels, clasps, clockwork rings use only high quality from trusted manufacturers. In this case, it is better to choose a smaller size, but with good breaking performance.

Everyone forms tackle in their own way, but the paternoster is considered the most versatile and in demand. All the subtleties and secrets of the collection can be found on our website, in the fishing knots and tackle section.

Choosing bait

Catching bream in August on a feeder on a river or in a reservoir with stagnant water is impossible without bait. Now the choice is very large, fishermen are offered several types of ready-made food at retail outlets, it is enough to add water to it or mix it with mud from a reservoir and you can fill the feeders.

But during this period of time, not every selected package will be catchy for a cunning representative of cyprinids, some will scare away the ichthy-dweller from the bait and hook.

Fishermen with experience recommend using such a table, then an excellent catch is guaranteed for sure.

type of weathermea manogi
malulu le taugarlic, sunflower cake, peas, corn, worm
feololo le vevelapeas, corn, fruits, vanilla, cinnamon
vevelaanise, fennel, valerian, coriander

It is not necessary to buy bait at all, it is not at all difficult to make it yourself at home. For production, you will need to stock up on components in advance, they are usually from a series of budget ones. The most catchy is made from the following ingredients:

  • 1 part wheat bran;
  • 3 parts breadcrumbs;
  • 1 part ground corn;
  • 0,3 parts of oatmeal;
  • 1 part ground roasted sunflower seeds

All components are well mixed and moistened, it is not necessary to use aromatics, but anglers strongly recommend adding chopped worm, bloodworm, maggot.

Melissa can be used as a moisturizer and flavor, its viscous formula will additionally add stickiness to homemade bait.

Actual baits

Experienced fishermen know that just the end of summer is often a transitional period from vegetable baits to animals. It is during this period that the bream can actively peck at different species, the main thing is to be able to choose the most desirable one correctly.

Pu'eina o le bream ia Aokuso i luga o le fafaga

Going to the reservoir in August, you need to have a varied arsenal of bait, the fisherman should have:

  • anufe;
  • ilo;
  • pi ausa;
  • apa sana;
  • manna chatter;
  • tusiata;
  • boiled barley or wheat.

During this period, the leeches or barley shell offered to the bream will also attract his attention well.

It also happens that none of the proposed baits are of interest to the bream at all. In such a combination of circumstances, it is worth going for a trick: a tandem of vegetable and animal bait often works wonders. The best options are:

  • maggot + peas;
  • barley + worm;
  • bloodworm + corn.

The options with combinations do not end there, the angler, at his discretion, can put different types of baits on the hook, the main thing is that they are small in size and fit in the mouth of the bream.

This is where the subtleties and secrets end, then it all depends on the angler himself and his luck. The right place, a sufficient amount of bait and the right bait on the hook will be the key to getting trophy bream in August at the feeder.

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