Where and how is the crucian carved?

When they talk about gold, they mean a high price and perfect beauty. These qualities are in full accordance with the crucian gold. Unlike his silvery brother, he makes a strong impression on the fisherman who caught him, especially if the fish has a more or less large size. This handsome man with a round, oblong body, covered with large golden scales, with a shining red fin, will not leave a single fisherman indifferent.

Where to catch?

Carp of gold loves quiet shallow water. Like any fish from the family of Cyprinidae, it should be caught from the reeds covered with reeds and reeds, with muddy bottom and algae. On the river, these are usually bays and floodplain lakes nearby.

Than to catch?

As mentioned above, the crucian gold usually keeps on shallow water offshore, but this rule applies to individuals of small and medium size. A large fish likes depth, and you can catch it from there by using a feeder or an inexpensive "long-range". For catching near the shore, an ordinary long telescopic fishing rod is enough .

When to catch?

Late in the evening at dusk or in the morning dawn usually the most productive fishing is. Golden crucian of large sizes most often bites during these periods. Smaller individuals are not so picky at lunchtime and peck throughout the day. Hence a simple solution arises: in the morning and evening dawn one needs to use bottom gear ("zakidushku" or feeder), and the rest of the time to catch a fishing rod. Of course, ideally it's good to catch both gears at the same time.

Composition of bait

Goldfish requires expensive bait. The composition of its delicacy includes: grinded fried sunflower seeds, breadcrumbs, vanilla powder and milk powder. All this should be added to cooked or simply stripped pearl barley. In extreme cases, you can use one pearl bar, but previously dipped in breadcrumbs, so that its grains do not stick together and around each kept a small cloudy cloud.

Used bait

No special wisdom is needed here. Carp of gold bites well on bloodworms and worms. However, this bait like not only the carp, it can encroach on a perch or, worst of all, ruff. In this case, the bait will have to be changed for dough, pearl barley or spaghetti. Goldfish has one secret: it respects the aroma of honey very much and it makes sense to cook a pearl barley, adding a little honey to the water. You can also add it to the container, where the croup is steamed. Dough is cooked on milk from wheat flour of higher grades. It is good to add vanilla sugar and unrefined vegetable oil. Below you can see what the goldfish looks like. The photo shows well the brilliance of its "precious" scales.

For those who are engaged in breeding fish

Goldfish is an exceptionally lean fish that easily tolerates unfavorable environmental conditions. Can live in acidic waters and with a minimum oxygen content. Often remains the only representative ichthyofauna in a "dirty" pond. This fish is an object of decorative breeding and is very popular in Japan. In total, more than a hundred varieties of goldfish, differing in length and shape of the body, as well as all kinds of outgrowths, fin sizes and color scale. In general, goldfish has more breeds than any domestic animals on the planet.