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How to Bait a Hook: An Abstract from Many Fishing Reports

A fishing trip is called a successful one if you have managed to bag respectable amount of wealth from the water. And the equipments that you are carrying will help you make the trip a successful one. You must have gone through many fishing reports that say to remember to choose your tools according to the fish that you are planning to catch. So this text piece will help you to understand some basic pointers about how to bait a hook.

The Hook Has To Be Sharp Enough
Sharpness of the hook is very important and thus in one need to sharpen the hooks and you will find hook sharpeners to sharpen them. It is good practice to change the hooks on a regular interval. This will help you to get good catches if your bats touch the bottom while casting. Sharp and new hooks make it easy to handle while it is drifting in the water.

The Bait Presentation Should Be Natural
The more you make your presentation a natural looking one, the more have the possibilities to catch more and more fishes. Now, bait presentation plays an especially important role in fishing and there are ways defined to use the baits accordingly. Like, if you are using worms as baits then you need to use a gang hook and it will help you to look your bait as natural as possible.

Hook Measurements
The measurements of the hooks are also an important thing to keep in mind. People who use live worms use larger hooks. Though it’s not that necessary technically. Anglers use larger hooks to thread the worms in the hook and by this way they avoid using gang hooks. But if your presentation is worthy enough you can catch big fishes with small hooks as well. And in fact fishing with small hooks are advisable as well.

The Extra Smartness Required
In this fishing report I would suggest using some smartness while baiting a hook and thus use gloves while tying a hook in the line. Because our hands carry special smells and if we don’t get rid of it, it may spoil the sport. And for this reason either you can use chemicals to make your hands free from scents or can use gloves while touching your fishing bait.

Fishing Hook Types
This is important to know the basic hook patterns. Anatomically a fishing hook has got parts called: eye, shank, bend, barb and pint. And the distance between point and shank is called gap. Broadly fishing hooks are segregated in section like single, double and treble hooks. They are also given names like Baitholder, Shark Hook, Circle Hook, suicide hook, Long Shank, Aberdeen, Carlisle, Carp Hook, Tuna Circle, and Offset Worm including others.

Basic Way to Ty Tie A Hook

Following are the steps to tie a fishing hook with the fishing line:

One needs to first pass the fishing line through the eye of the hook. And remember to pass it from the front and pass only an inch of the thread.
Now hold the shank in such a way that the you can wrap the half inch tab end with that trace. Wrap the thread with 7 or 8 turns
Now again pass the fishing line through the eye again from the back of the hook
Now pull it tight and keep on holding the hook which will help to set the snell