Fishing spinner rod action skills are crucial to an angler's success in fishing. The action of the line rod can not only simulate the swimming of fish and lure target fish species to take the bait, but also control the position and depth of the bait, thereby improving fishing efficiency and success rate.

Tips for placing fishing bait
Properly placing your bait is a crucial step before going fishing. Here are a few key delivery tips:
Accurate casting: Fishermen should be proficient in mastering the strength and angle of the line rod to ensure that the bait can be accurately released to the target location. The choice of release location usually depends on the fishing environment and the characteristics of the target fish species.
Land softly: When landing, the bait should be as gentle as possible to avoid excessive splashes and noise, so as not to disturb the target fish species. A soft landing also allows the bait to enter the water more naturally, increasing the success rate of fishing.

Simulate fish swimming
One of the keys to the action of the line rod is to simulate the swimming of fish and lure the target fish species to take the bait. Here are a few commonly used techniques for simulating fish swimming:
Gently shake: Fishermen can simulate the movement of fish swimming in the water by gently shaking the line rod. This gentle movement can attract the attention of target fish species and entice them to take the bait.
Shake the line rod: During fishing, fishermen can shake the line rod appropriately to make the bait produce a more vivid swimming effect. This shaking movement can increase the attractiveness of the bait and trigger the desire of the target fish species to attack.
Pausing and pulling: Fishermen can also simulate the pause and sudden acceleration of fish in the water by pausing and pulling on the line rod. This sudden change in movement can create a sense of urgency in the target fish species, making it easier to take the bait.

Control bait location and depth
The line rod action can also help fishermen control the position and depth of the bait to better adapt to the fishing environment and the needs of the target fish species. Here are a few common techniques for controlling bait location and depth:
Adjust the angle of the line rod: By adjusting the angle of the line rod, fishermen can control the floating position and sinking speed of the bait. Generally speaking, the more vertical the line rod, the faster the bait will sink, and the more horizontal the line rod, the higher the bait will float.
Use a float: When it is necessary to control the floating position and depth of the bait, fishermen can equip it with a float and adjust the position and buoyancy of the float as needed to achieve more precise control.

Flexible use of different actions
During the fishing process, fishermen should flexibly use different line rod movements according to changes in the fishing environment and target fish species. Here are some suggestions:
Observe the fish’s reaction: Anglers should closely observe the reaction of target fish species to different line rod movements to adjust their fishing strategies and gradually find the most effective combination of movements.
Try different action combinations: Fishermen can try combining different line rod actions, such as gently shaking, shaking the line rod, and pausing to pull, etc., to find the action combination that best suits the current fishing conditions.