Ipeja Pike perch ni Oṣu Karun: awọn wakati iṣẹ aperanje, awọn aaye pa, jia ati awọn igbona ti a lo

With the right approach, zander fishing in June can bring very good results. The spawning ban is ending this month, allowing the angler to use the full arsenal of gear needed to catch the fanged predator.

Pike perch activity hours in June

In the first half of June, pike perch shows increased feeding activity in the morning and before sunset. In cloudy, cool weather, he can make feeding trips during the day.

The exception is small-sized individuals of pike perch, which are less responsive to changes in water temperature and fluctuations in various atmospheric indicators. Instances weighing up to a kilogram, throughout June, show interest in fishing lures at any time of the day.

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In the second half of June, when the water temperature approaches uncomfortable for the predator, pike perch switches to a night feeding mode and practically does not come across during the day. Toward the end of the month, his fishing is most productive from 11 pm to 4 am. Fishing in the dark is effective under the following conditions:

  • in the absence of strong wind;
  • in the absence of precipitation;
  • daytime air temperature over 24°c.

If June turned out to be cool, night fishing for a fanged predator is unlikely to be successful.

Parking places of the predator

During daytime angling of zander at the beginning of summer, you need to look for fish in fairly deep sections of water bodies. During daylight hours, a fanged predator usually stands:

  • on riverbeds;
  • in barred pits;
  • in deep whirlpools located near the coast;
  • on river bends, where, as a rule, large pits are formed;
  • in areas with sharp changes in depth.

In the morning and evening hours, pike perch usually go out to hunt on relatively shallow stretches with a hard bottom and a depth of 3–4 m. It is attracted to such areas by the abundance of food supply.

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At night, the fanged predator feeds in shallow areas of the reservoir, where the depth is no more than 2 m. In the dark, flocks of pike perch can be found:

  • in sandy shallow water located next to a pit or channel edge;
  • on extensive irrigation of the coastal zone;
  • in the area of ​​river rapids;
  • on shallow stretches with a sandy or rocky bottom.

At night, zander can come very close to the shore and be caught 2–3 m from the water’s edge. In this case, a flock of a fattening predator is easy to detect by the bursts created when hunting for small fish.

The best artificial lures

When fishing pike perch in June, various artificial baits work perfectly. Some of them are used for catching a predator by spinning and trolling, others are used for plumb fishing from a boat.

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The mandula spinning lure proved to be excellent when catching zander in June. Its peculiarity lies in the presence of separate, floating segments, fastened to each other by a swivel joint. Having sunk to the bottom, it occupies a vertical position and continues to make movements even in the absence of action from the angler. These qualities allow:

  • realize more bites, since it is more convenient for the fish to take the bait that is in a vertical position;
  • successfully catch a passive zander, which is more willing to take a bait lying on the ground or slowly moving along the bottom;
  • it is more effective to attract a predator, which is ensured by the residual movements of the floating elements of the mandala.

Thanks to the articulated connection of the individual segments, the mandala has excellent flight characteristics, which is extremely important when fishing from the shore, when the bait often needs to be cast over an extra long distance.

Unlike “silicone”, the mandula well tolerates the loads that occur during contact with the teeth of a predator. This allows you to extend the life of the bait and makes fishing less expensive.

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To catch the “fanged one”, mandulas 8–13 cm long are more often used (depending on the activity and the fish and the estimated size of the prey). Such baits usually consist of three or four floating elements, one of which is located on the back hook.

When catching pike perch, mandulas of contrasting colors have proven themselves better:

  • black and yellow (“beeline”);
  • yellow-green;
  • red-green;
  • yellow-violet;
  • blue-white-red (“tricolor”);
  • orange-white-brown;
  • orange-white-green;
  • orange-black-yellow;
  • brown-yellow-green.

It is desirable for a spinning player to have several mandulas of various colors in his arsenal. This will allow you to choose an option that works better with a certain transparency of the water and the current level of illumination.

When catching pike perch on a mandala, the following wiring options are the most effective:

  • Ayebaye "igbesẹ";
  • step wiring with double tossing of the bait;
  • drag along the bottom, alternating with short pauses.

The method of feeding the mandula depends on the degree of activity of pike perch at the time of fishing and is selected empirically.

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A nfunni lati ra awọn akojọpọ ti awọn mandula ọwọ ti onkọwe ni ile itaja ori ayelujara wa. Ọpọlọpọ awọn nitobi ati awọn awọ gba ọ laaye lati yan ọdẹ ti o tọ fun eyikeyi ẹja aperanje ati akoko.

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“Silicon”

Silicone baits are very effective in June fishing for pike perch on a spinning jig method. These include:

  • awọn iru vibro;
  • awọn alayipo;
  • “match”;
  • different creature.

When pike perch is active, twisters and vibrotails perform well, having additional elements that actively move when performing stepped wiring. Lures of bright color, the length of which is 8–12 cm, are more suitable for June “fanged” fishing. However, with purposeful fishing of a trophy predator, the size of lures can reach 20–23 cm.

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Twisters and vibrotails are often equipped with jig heads with a soldered hook or weights like “cheburashka”. These types of baits attract the attention of pike perch better when using double toss or when making a classic “step”.

Lures of the “slug” class are characterized by a run-through body and practically do not have their own game when retrieving. They have proven themselves excellently when fishing a passive predator.

“Slugs” are more often used when catching zander on the following types of spinning equipment:

  • “Moscow” (bypass leash);
  • “Caroline”;
  • “Texan”.

When fishing the “fanged” “slugs” of a dark color, the length of which is 10-13 cm, have proven themselves well. This type of bait is effective on various wiring options.

Various silicone creatures in the form of crustaceans and cuttlefish are usually used in combination with spaced rigs or jig rigs. When fishing “fanged” in June, models of brown, black or greenish color 8–10 cm long work better.

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If the bait is equipped with a classic jig head or a Cheburashka sinker, you can use the usual “silicone”. When fishing is carried out on spaced types of rigs or jig rigs, it is better to use “edible rubber”.

“Pilkers”

In the first month of summer, the fanged predator is well caught on spinners of the “pilker” class. This type of bait is characterized by:

  • compact size with a fairly large weight;
  • runny body shape;
  • the original free fall game.

“Pilker” 10 cm in size can weigh 40-50 g, which allows you to perform ultra-long casts of spinners. This is important when shore fishing.

Due to its shape, the “pilker” reminds the predator of its usual food objects (for example, sprat). This makes bites of zander more decisive and increases the number of successful strikes.

During pauses during the step-by-step wiring, the “pilker” occupies a horizontal position and begins to slowly sink to the bottom, swaying slightly from side to side. This behavior of the bait allows you to provoke even an inactive pike perch to bite.

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When fishing “fanged” “pilkers” of silver color or models with a naturalistic coloring work better. When choosing the weight of the spinner, you need to be guided by the following factors:

  • the strength of the current or its absence;
  • depth in the fishing area;
  • ijinna simẹnti ti a beere;
  • sizes habitual for pike perch, food objects.

When fishing a fanged predator, the most stable results are shown by “pilkers” 8–12 cm long and weighing 40–60 g.

“Pilkers” can also be used for catching zander plumb from a boat. In this case, the game with bait is a sharp stroke of the rod with an amplitude of 30–50 cm, produced in the near-bottom horizon.

tail spinners

The tail spinner is an excellent bait for jigging zander in June. It consists of the following elements:

  • painted, metal cargo;
  • a hook located at the back or bottom of the sinker;
  • a metal petal attached to the load through a swivel with a winding end.

When performing stepped wiring, the petal of the tail spinner actively oscillates, quickly attracting the attention of a predator.

When fishing the “fanged” in June, tail spinners weighing 15–30 g, the load of which is painted in bright, contrasting colors, perform well. The petal of the bait should be silver.

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When fishing in areas of reservoirs with an uncluttered bottom, tail spinners equipped with a triple hook are used. If angling is carried out in snarled areas, it is better to complete the bait with a “double”.

Awọn alayipo

When catching “fanged” in areas with a depth of up to 3 m, spinners work well. This type of bait is usually used for fishing at dawn and at night, when the predator comes out to hunt in shallow reaches or in the coastal zone.

On a uniform wiring, the “turntable” creates quite strong vibrations in the water, which attract predatory fish. For catching pike perch, spinners with a “long” type petal (oblong shape) No. 1–3, which have a silvery color, are better suited.

“Turntables” do not have good flight qualities, therefore they are used for fishing at a distance of up to 40 m. They should be driven by slow, uniform wiring in the bottom or middle layers of water.

Awọn agbọnrin

When fishing at night for pike perch, small wobblers of the “shad” class have proven themselves well, with the following characteristics:

  • color – imitating the color of carp fish;
  • degree of buoyancy – floating (flat);
  • degree of deepening – 1–1,5 m;
  • size – 6-8 cm.

It’s good if there are noisy elements in the wobbler body, which additionally attract fish with their sound during wiring.

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Wobblers of the “shad” class must be carried out with uniform wiring. When the activity of the predator is low, it is possible to diversify the animation of the bait by making short pauses lasting 2–3 s every 50–70 cm of movement.

Wobblers are also successfully used when trolling zander. For this type of fishing, large models of the “shad” class are used, which have a positive degree of buoyancy, a depth of up to 4–10 m (depending on the depth in the area chosen for fishing) and a size of 10–15 cm.

Ratlins

For zander fishing in June, you can also use ratlins 10-12 cm in size, painted in bright or naturalistic colors. When fishing with a spinning rod, they are led in the bottom horizon, using a uniform or stepped type of animation.

Ratlins create active vibrations and noise during wiring. This quality allows you to effectively use such baits in conditions of strong waves.

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Ratlins can also be used for angling pike perch from a boat. In this case, the bait is animated by making smooth strokes with a fishing rod with an amplitude of 30–50 cm.

Awọn iwọntunwọnsi

Balancers are used for fishing “fanged” by a sheer method from a boat. The most effective are baits 8-10 cm long, with naturalistic colors.

The balancer is animated according to the same principle as ratlin during sheer fishing. This lure has 2 single hooks and 1 hanging “tee”, which is why it cannot be used for snag fishing.

The most effective natural baits

When fishing pike perch in June on a donk or “circles”, a live fish 8–12 cm in size is used as a bait. The following species are the best bait for a fanged predator:

  • roach;
  • yanyan
  • dace;
  • minnow;
  • rudd.

These types of fish are characterized by increased vitality and actively behave when hooked.

When fishing in a plumb line on an onboard bait, a dead fish is an excellent nozzle (better than a tyulka). This natural bait is most effective when fishing in a river as the current gives it a natural animation.

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Another effective bait is fish slices, which can be mounted on a side tackle hook or jig head. This bait is made from carp fish fillets, which are cut into strips about 2 cm wide and 8–12 cm long.

Ohun elo jia

Various types of tackle are used for angling pike perch in June. The most effective include:

  • alayipo;
  • “mugs”;
  • donka;
  • board fishing rod;
  • trolling tackle.

Properly equipping the fishing gear and learning how to use it correctly, the angler will be able to successfully catch a predator both from a boat and from the shore.

Alayipo

For angling pike perch in June, using the jig method on large rivers with a moderate current, powerful spinning tackle is used, which includes:

  • hard spinning rod 2,4–3 m long (depending on the required casting distance of the bait) with a test of 40–80 g;
  • "Inertialess" jara 4000-4500;
  • braided cord with a diameter of 0,14 mm (0,8 PE);
  • hard metal leash;
  • carabiner for attaching the bait.

Such tackle allows you to cast heavy baits, transmits well all the bites of the fish and makes it possible to confidently play the predator in the current.

To catch a fanged predator with a jig on stagnant reservoirs, more delicate tackle is used, including:

  • hard spinning rod 2,4–3 m long with a blank test range of 10–40 g;
  • "Inertialess" jara 3000-3500;
  • “braid” 0,12 mm thick (0,5 PE);
  • metal or fluorocarbon leash (when fishing with wobblers);
  • carabiner for attaching the bait.

The same set of gear is used for catching zander on wobblers and spinners in the dark.

“Mugs”

“Circle” is a summer version of the zherlitsa. This tackle can only be fished from a boat. Its kit includes:

  • a floating disc with a diameter of about 15 cm, having a chute for winding the fishing line and equipped with a plug-in pin located in the center of the “circle”;
  • monofilament ipeja ila 0,35 mm nipọn;
  • sinker weighing 15–20 g;
  • a fluorocarbon leash with a diameter of 0,3–0,33 mm and a length of 30–40 cm;
  • single hook No. 1/0 or “double” No. 2-4.

To assemble the gear and bring the “mug” into working condition, you will need to perform the following steps:

  1. Wind 15–20 m of fishing line onto the disc chute;
  2. Equip the installation with a sinker, a leash and a hook;
  3. Insert a pin into the central hole of the disk;
  4. Rewind the required amount of fishing line from the disk (taking into account the depth in the fishing area);
  5. Fix the main monofilament in the slot located on the edge of the disk;
  6. Fix the main fishing line in the slot located on the top of the pin;
  7. Lower the tuned tackle into the water.

The fishing depth must be adjusted in such a way that the live bait swims 15–25 cm from the bottom.

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When fishing on “circles”, the fisherman simultaneously uses 5-10 fishing gear, alternately lowering them into the water, at a distance of 5-12 m from one another. Under the influence of wind or surface current, the gear moves along a pre-selected trajectory – this allows you to explore promising water areas in a short time and quickly find predator accumulations.

Donka

Fishing pike perch at the beginning of summer on the classic bottom tackle is also very successful. The fishing gear, focused on catching a fanged predator, consists of the following elements:

  • hard spinning rod 2,4–2 m long with a test of 7–60 g;
  • 4500-5000 series inertialess reel equipped with “baitrunner” system;
  • monofilament fishing line with a thickness of 0,33–0,35 mm or “braids” with a cross section of 0,18 mm (1 PE);
  • sliding sinker weighing 50–80 g;
  • fluorocarbon leash 60–100 cm long;
  • nikan ìkọ No.. 1/0.

It is important that the reel being used is equipped with a “baitrunner” – this will allow the walleye to unhinderedly reel in the fishing line after a bite and give the fish the opportunity to calmly swallow the live bait. It is better to use electronic devices as a bite signaling device.

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To increase the productivity of fishing, you can use 2-4 rods at the same time. Donka is a universal tackle that allows you to successfully catch pike perch in flowing and stagnant water bodies.

side rod

The side rod, designed for fishing from a boat, has proven itself perfectly when fishing a predator in June. If fishing is carried out on a natural nozzle, the tackle is completed from the following elements:

  • side rod about 1–1,5 m long, equipped with an elastic whip;
  • a small “inertialess” or inertial coil;
  • monofilament 0,33 mm thick;
  • leash 60–80 cm long, made of fluorocarbon fishing line 0,28–0,3 mm thick;
  • single hook No. 1/0;
  • sinker weighing 30–40 g, fixed at the end of the main monofilament.

If fishing is carried out not on a live bait or a dead fish, but on a balancer or a “pilker”, the bait is directly tied to the main line, while using a rod with a hard whip that transmits the bites of a predator well.

Trolling tackle

Trolling tackle is used for angling pike perch in June on large bodies of water. Its kit includes:

  • fiberglass spinning rod 2,1–2,3 m long with a dough of 50–100 g;
  • multiplier coil type “barrel”;
  • laini ipeja monofilament pẹlu sisanra ti 0,3-0,33 mm.

The bait is carried out due to the movement of the vessel. The wobbler should go at a distance of about 40 m from the watercraft.

Trolling involves the simultaneous use of 5-10 rods. So that the fishing lines of gear are not confused during the fishing process, a device called a “glider” is used, which allows you to separate the equipment at a distance of 5–15 m from one another.

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