How to Hook a Fish
Choose a floating lure so you can see when a fish bites.. Go with a suspending lure to mimic a baitfish.. Reel subsurface lures to you to attract larger fish.
Steps
Choose a floating lure so you can see when a fish bites.
Choose a floating lure so you can see when a fish bites.
Go with a suspending lure to mimic a baitfish.
Go with a suspending lure to mimic a baitfish.
Reel subsurface lures to you to attract larger fish.
Reel subsurface lures to you to attract larger fish.
Select a sinking lure to catch larger freshwater fish.
Select a sinking lure to catch larger freshwater fish.
Cast your fishing line in an area likely to have fish.
Cast your fishing line in an area likely to have fish.
Reel in the slack so you can feel when a fish bites.
Reel in the slack so you can feel when a fish bites.
Keep your fishing pole still and allow the fish to nibble at your bait.
Keep your fishing pole still and allow the fish to nibble at your bait.
Wait until the fish begins to swim away with your bait.
Wait until the fish begins to swim away with your bait.
Snap the rod up into the air to set the hook in the mouth of the fish.
Snap the rod up into the air to set the hook in the mouth of the fish.
Keep the tip of your fishing rod up as you reel.
Keep the tip of your fishing rod up as you reel.
Make sure the line stays tight so the fish can't escape.
Make sure the line stays tight so the fish can't escape.
Bring the fish in close enough to you to grab out of the water.
Bring the fish in close enough to you to grab out of the water.
Grab the line to pull the fish out of the water.
Grab the line to pull the fish out of the water.
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