Fishing techniques – How to catch more fish

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 Date: 10. July 2025

Author: Filip Bielarczyk

Fishing techniques – How I catch more fish.

 

Fishing is  about technique. In this post, I will share some simple fishing methods that hove worked well for me.

 

1. Float fishing

This is my favorite method. I use a small float, a light sinker, and a worm or corn as bait. It’s great for catching small fish like roach or perch. The float sinks when a fish bites.





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