Equipamentos utilizados na prática de Microfishing

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Os equipamentos utilizados na pesca de tanago no japão são verdadeiras obras de arte.

[[Varas utilizadas para micropesca]]

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Linha

Falar sobre a espessura e diferenciar entre nylon, fluorcarbono e coated de fluorcarbono

Marcadores

[[Hélice/Spinner]]

Bóia

Procurar madeira balsa em lojas que vendam materiais para maquete, esculpir e lixar a mão ou com uma furadeira de torno, pintar com esmalte de unha/aquarela e depois passar esmalte transparente

Peso

Chumbo do tipo ervilha ou de enrolar

[[Anzóis para micropesca]]

[[Iscas para micropesca]]

[[Enrolador de linha]]

[[Micro Conectores]]

[[Caixa para micro pesca]]

[[Tanque para microfoto]]

[[Contador de peixes]]

[[Removedor de anzóis]]

[[Armazenamento dos peixes pescados]]

Livrinho pra guardar micro anzóis

[[Suporte para isca]]

[[Ceva para pesca]]

Devido à falta de acesso a equipamentos apropriados à micropesca no brasil e à dificuldade em realizar [[Compras de equipamentos de micropesca]] é necessário criatividade, sendo possível adaptar ou até mesmo realizar a [[Criação de equipamentos de microfishing]].

[[Meus equipamentos de micropesca]] são escaços, alguns criados por mim, o mesmo acontece no japão, tornando os equipamentos únicos e muitas vezes obras de arte. Além de saber os equipamentos é útil saber [[Como montar um equipamento de micropesca]]

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https://archive.is/ Funciona bem pra arquivar, mas tem lista bem grande de espera, procurar no github se tem como automatizar isso

https://nemar.paginas.ufsc.br/files/2013/05/Guia-Campo-Lagoas-Costeiras.pdf lista de peixes a serem pescados

タナゴ釣り Organizar e talvez ilustrar sobre micropesca, contar história, equipamentos, ténicas, oque dá pra fazer em casa. Ler sobre administração de conta d einstagram. Criar um negócio/loja online de revenda de produtor micropesca Usar instagram pra seguir pessoas do microfishing olhar quem hugooppelaar segue. Mendigar equipamento de microfishing ? https://www.instagram.com/yamazaki0215/ Fazer um post sobre meu rig atual, mendigar em japones para que me mandem anzóis ?

Criar lista de locais para se pescar em florianópolis. Deixar alerta sobre legalidade de pesca. Visitar o local de bicicleta provavelmente e tirar foto. Descrever o local e as espécies de peixes que capturei lá. Possível hobby de exploração/mapeamento pelo openstreets

[[Locais possíveis para micropesca em SC]]

Criar artigo sobre microfishing na wikipedia ?

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https://www.takemefishing.org/freshwater-fishing/types-of-freshwater-fishing/river-fishing/ usar mycro rolamentos pra ysso https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COiqqinKei0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPZWKrr-fmE como arrumar um kytzynho Breaden snap

Livrinho pra guardar os micro anzóis

Vara Most micro fishing is by sight so use a longer rod that will allow you to sneak up on the fish without scaring them. Several good options are crappie rods and heavier weight fly rods. Both of these options may have disadvantages to be aware of and avoid. Crappie rods (panfish rods) will be your most dependable, available, and affordable option. Some of the lighter weight fly rods have very sensitive tips that will cause the bait to bounce around undesirably in front of the fish. Although far from ideal, a conventional fishing rod and reel can be used by attaching micro fishing gear at the end of the line. Most micro fishing will require a 9-12 foot rod. Longer rods are available and will be excellent options so long as the bait can still be held steady. When using a fly or crappie pole you will tie the line to the furthest ring of the rod leaving between one and five feet of fixed line. Japanese tenkara rods designed for tanago can be excellent micro fishing rods but the best models tend to be expensive and other are short and difficult to use unless on a dock or structure immediately adjacent the water.

Anzol

The most important reason you should use small hooks for micro fishing is so you can successfully release micro fish back into the water with the least amount of damage. Barbless hooks lessen damage to the fish, however; this can be frustrating because of the difficulty in landing hooked fish.  Some people use micro fishing for catching bait fish. This should not be done unless you are familiar with the fish you are catching and only keep the common species. Fly fishing tackle is a good place to look for small hooks and line. Find the smallest hook available.   Anything below size 14 is a good.  Ideally, the hook will be  in the 20 and 30 range.  Choosing  pre tied, or snelled, hooks can save time and frustration.  Also, look for hooks with a longer shank as these are easier to remove from the mouth of the fish. Japanese hooks, such as those used for catching tanago, a species of bitterling, are an ideal choice.

Linha Line should be extremely light since most small fish have great eyesight and will not bite if they are spooked.  Again, start by looking for line in the fly fishing tackle section. Find a high quality small diameter tippet.  An alternative is ice fishing line. However, this is usually weaker and has a larger diameter for the same pound test.  These small lines can be attached as a leader on to a spinning rod.  A very small weight pinched at about three to five inches above the hook will help control bait and keep the line steady in wind.  Japanese equipment that is specialized for tanago can also be used, such as the bitterling kit listed below, and is best in murky conditions

Bóia

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Outros

Worms work great for micro fishing.  Many micro fish have very small mouths so the smallest piece of worm you can get on the hook is ideal.  Using your finger nail, or clippers, will be your best options for preparing the bait.  Maggots, blood worms, and gluten also work for micro fishing.  When necessity dictates, a wide variety of other food sources can also work as bait for catching minnows. Some good baits you can purchase at the grocery store are bread, cheese, and imitation crab. The depth of the bait in the water is important and will determine what species of fish you will catch.  If the bait is teased on the surface of the water you will attract aggressive topminnows and other species that primarily feed at this level.  Letting the bait fall to the bed of the pool or stream will entice benthic feeders such as darters and madtom. Time of day, swiftness of current, structures, and substrate are also factors to consider when targeting micro fish.  Researching habitats and feeding traits of fish will increase your chances of landing the right species.

Microfishing photo tank

Removedor de anzol usando uma agulha bem grande com a ponta de cima cordada pregada em uma bóia

Suporte pra linhas com anzol

livro identificação peixes

Referências

http://auffischen.jpn.org/tanago/tackles/tanago1-tackles.htm