Como o peixe morde a isca mesmo com o anzol aparecendo? — Transcript

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1. 0:00How does a fish bite the bait even with
2. 0:02the hook showing? If you drop a bare
3. 0:05hook in the water, the fish comes near,
4. 0:06looks, and swims away. So, you hide the
5. 0:09hook inside a worm. That is the bait.
6. 0:12But the lake is huge and the fish is
7. 0:14far away. However, fish have nostrils.
8. 0:16They aren't for breathing, just for
9. 0:18smelling. So you throw feed in the same
10. 0:20spot, and the scent brings in the
11. 0:22school. That is chumming. But it rained
12. 0:24and the water turned coffee-colored.
13. 0:27The fish can't see a few inches ahead.
14. 0:29So you use a lure that vibrates when
15. 0:31you pull it. The fish senses the
16. 0:33vibration through a row of sensors on
17. 0:35its body. That is the lateral line.
18. 0:37That's why fishermen tread lightly. The
19. 0:39fish can feel your footsteps. But in
20. 0:42clear water, the fish sees everything,
21. 0:44even your line. So you use a line that
22. 0:46bends light almost like water does.
23. 0:48Down there, it almost disappears.
24. 0:51That's a fluorocarbon line, but your
25. 0:53bait is red, and a few meters down it
26. 0:55turns gray. Underwater, red is the
27. 0:58first color to disappear. So in clear
28. 1:01water, you use baitfish colors, silver
29. 1:04and green. In dark water, black or
30. 1:07lemon yellow, which stand out in the
31. 1:09murk. That is contrast. But the fish
32. 1:12looks at the bait and swims right past
33. 1:13it. It's because every fish has a
34. 1:15specific menu. Tilapia likes dough.
35. 1:17Pacu loves fruit. And the trahira is a
36. 1:20hunter; it only attacks what moves. So
37. 1:23for it, you use a plastic fish that you
38. 1:24retrieve with a wiggling motion. That
39. 1:27is an artificial lure. But the bait is
40. 1:29in the surface water, which is too hot,
41. 1:31and no one bites. Fish are cold-blooded
42. 1:33. Their body temperature matches the
43. 1:35water. In summer, the sun heats up the
44. 1:38surface water. The water below stays
45. 1:40cold. And in the middle, the
46. 1:41temperature drops sharply. That is the
47. 1:44thermocline. The fish stays just above
48. 1:46it. It's cool there and has oxygen.
49. 1:48Below, there is no air. So you move
50. 1:50your bobber up the line until the bait
51. 1:52is at that depth. In the cold, it's the
52. 1:55opposite. The fish gets sluggish like
53. 1:57you under a blanket and heads to the
54. 1:58bottom. So the bait goes to the bottom
55. 2:01very slowly. But at noon with the sun
56. 2:03overhead, the fish sees everything and
57. 2:04gets suspicious. So you fish early in
58. 2:07the morning or late in the afternoon in
59. 2:08dim light. That is why fishermen wake
60. 2:10up before the rooster. And about the
61. 2:13hook showing? The fish has never seen a
62. 2:14hook in its life. He sees food moving
63. 2:17and snaps it up in less than a second,
64. 2:19but he feels the hard tip and spits it
65. 2:21out. Then you give a short, quick tug
66. 2:23that sinks the hook into its mouth.
67. 2:25That’s the hook-set. That’s why at
68. 2:28the fishing pond, the big fish are the
69. 2:29hardest to catch. They’ve already
70. 2:31been hooked and have learned. On the
71. 2:32outside, it’s just a worm hanging on
72. 2:34a hook. On the inside, it’s scent,
73. 2:37vibration, color, temperature, and a
74. 2:39fisherman who wakes up before the
75. 2:40rooster. What everyday thing should we
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