Fishing with artificial bait is an art that requires knowledge, patience and practice. CHECK OUT THE BEST ALIEXPRESS SHOWN IN THE VIDEOS! ONLY THE SELECTION APPROVED BY YAMA! https://loja.quersaberdeixacomigo.com.br NAGAE CHANNEL / channel DOWNLOAD THE FREE E-BOOK WITH IMPORTANT TEACHINGS FROM YAMA BY SUBSCRIBING TO OUR SITE! https://www.quersaberdeixacomigo.com.br SHARE YOUR STORY [email protected] FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @quersaberdeixacomigo CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Fifth Mistake - Choosing the Right Bait 04:58 Fourth Mistake - Inadequate Equipment 09:47 Third Mistake - Using the Wrong Knots 14:14 Second Mistake - Not Being Patience and Persistence 18:27 First Mistake - Working the Bait the Same Way One of the most common mistakes is choosing the wrong bait. Using the wrong bait for the type of fish or water conditions can result in a frustrating day without any catches. Each fish has its own specific behavior, and it is vital to choose the right bait based on the type of water (fresh or saltwater) and the weather conditions. For example, fish in clear water may be attracted to more natural-colored lures, while in murky water, brightly colored lures may be more effective. Another common mistake is a lack of variety in lure retrieval techniques. Retrieving the lure the same way every time can feel unnatural to fish. Varying the speed and pattern of your retrieve can better mimic natural prey and attract more fish. Try retrieving the lure erratically or slowly to simulate injured prey, which often provokes a strike. Improper tackle is also a common problem. Using rods, reels, or lines that are not suited to the type of lure you are fishing can compromise your fishing effectiveness. Lighter rods may be suitable for small lures and smaller fish, while heavier rods are needed for larger lures and larger fish. Adjusting your tackle to the type of lure and the size of the fish you are targeting is essential for successful fishing. Ignoring the water conditions is another serious mistake. Water clarity, temperature, and movement directly affect your lure selection and fishing technique. In colder waters, fish may be less active and prefer slower-moving lures. In warmer waters, fast-moving lures may be more effective. Additionally, water clarity can determine the color and type of lure you use. It is important to observe and adapt to the water conditions to increase your chances of success. Patience and persistence are essential virtues when fishing. Many anglers make the mistake of changing their location or lure too quickly, without giving it enough time to attract fish. It is important to experiment with different techniques and lures in the same location before giving up. Persistence often pays off, and patience can result in impressive catches. The maintenance of artificial lures is often underestimated. Failure to properly care for your lures can reduce their effectiveness and lifespan. Regular cleaning and proper storage of your lures can help maintain their appearance and functionality for longer. Dirty or damaged lures may not attract fish as they should, so it is crucial to keep them in good condition. Using the wrong knots is another common mistake. Using knots that are not appropriate for the type of line or bait can result in losing fish. There are several types of knots that can be used depending on the line and bait, and learning how to tie proper knots can ensure that the bait is securely attached and works properly. Finally, a lack of knowledge about fish behavior can be a major obstacle. Fishing without understanding the habits and behaviors of your target fish can result in few or no fish being caught. Studying and understanding fish behavior is crucial to choosing the most effective bait and technique. For example, some fish are more active during certain times of the day or in certain weather conditions. Knowing these patterns can significantly increase your chances of fishing success.