Every time the fishing hook is used up, the debris on the hook and inside the barbed groove should be promptly removed and dried. Do not store in engine oil or powder. Because these substances will leave a strange odor on the fishing hook. Fish have a very sensitive sense of smell, and fishing hooks with these odors can have adverse effects on fish foraging. Maintenance of Fish Hook: After use, the fish hook should be wiped clean, and the hook and thread should be dried before being wrapped onto the winding board or cylinder. To prevent rusting of the spare hook, it can be stored in a powder box or bottle, or coated with oil such as Vaseline, wrapped in tin foil, and stored in a plastic bag.
Many friends who play with sea poles do not pay attention to the maintenance of their hooks during use, and are too lazy to use their fishing gear after returning home. Over time, the hooks rust and become dull. When fishing, one often only sees the rod moving but not the fish in the middle, leaving a regret in the air. If you pay attention to the maintenance of the fishing hook and keep it clean, shiny, and sharp, it will inevitably reduce many regrets. Except for the appropriate size of the hook, the most important thing for using a sea pole hook is to ensure its sharpness. Because fish feed by sucking bait and hooks into the mouth at the same time, when a foreign object is found, the sharp tip of the hook has already adhered to the inner lining of the mouth, making it difficult to vomit and deeply piercing the person with a slight struggle. This is not quite the same as a hand pole, which is active in piercing people, while a sea pole is passive in piercing people. Obviously, the sharpness of the fishing hook is one of the key factors in improving the fishing rate, and as a sea pole enthusiast, it is important to remember not to forget.