Fishing in Staroutkinsk: testing a nozzle jig

*Hello, All!* Today my comrades went fishing to Staroutkinsk. The weather was fine semi-cloudy (-1 C) with a light breeze at times. The fish were caught on normal yxy. We ran into a flock of perch. This is the first time I have seen a fish being dragged so quickly from the hole. I took with me not so long ago collected and balanced “according to science” baitless tackle and successfully fished it. Indeed, with no bait it bites to some extent better than using a jig with bloodworms. At least on one myself in the hole I observed sluggish bites on ordinary tackle. The fish tried the raspberry for tip, but didn’t sit on the hook at all. He put the nozzle into the hole and started playing. On the second posting a perch grabbed, even through the posting there was a second perch, then After a couple of wires, a ruff pecked. The fish took the bait very confidently, just “tug” and that’s it - on the hook. That's it. ;) CONCLUSIONS: It became clear how the nozzle works. Also, we have outlined certain ways to improve gear. In the future - development the ideal fishing rod model and creating an arsenal with different jigs. /That’s all, All, you can scroll further.../