When you are using Lure spinning rig or Jighead spiinning rig, you will be using fishing styles. To be able to effectively use those fishing styles you need to understand what are the cycles and how do they work for each fishing style.

In bottom right corner you have 4 icons of fishing style and above them, there is a yellow bar that keeps on filling itself no matter what you do.


The time between the bar gets from 0% to 100% is a cycle.

There are 5 fishing styles. And 2 cycle set. A single cycle fishing style, which means that the current cycle has no connection to the other cycles. And a paired cycle fishing style, which means there is connection between first and second cycle out of two cycles.
Is a single cycle.
All you have to do is just keep reeling in the line.
Do not move the rod at all.
Is a paired cycle.
In a first cycle you have to reel in. In a second cycle you have to stop reeling in.
Do not move the rod at all.
Is a single cycle.
Constantly reel in the line.
In one cycle either move quickly the rod left and right or just in one direction.
Is paired cycle.
Constantly reel in the line in both cycles.
In a first cycle move the rod up or down. In second cycle move in the oposit direction to first cycle.
Is paired cycle.
Do not reel in the line neighter in the first cycle or in the second cycle.
In a first cycle move the rod up or down. In second cycle move in the oposit direction to first cycle.

If the fish has trait Bottom Lurker, set hook depth to lowest 1.4 m, otherwise keep it on default value.

Cast at location specified at the specific fish and reel in using Constant with speed 1x, keep the lure near surface.
If the fish has trait Bottom lurker let the lure sink to the bottom and reel in ocassionally stopping to let it sink again.
Cast at location specified at the specific fish and reel in using Stop and Go with speed 1x, keep the lure near surface.
If the fish has trait Bottom lurker this lure cannot be used efficiently.

Cast at location specified at the specific fish and use Jigging with reeling at speed 1x, keep the lure near surface.
If the fish has trait Bottom lurker let the lure sink to the bottom and do not reel in.

Total catches: 41

In the Diamond Peak lakes near shore, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Northern part of map.
In the Ruby River rivers near shore. Ruby River are the lakes and rivers on the East side of map.

Minnow, reliable usually up to 3 minutes of waiting.
Redworm slightly unreliable
Leeches unreliable

Total catches: 9

In the Diamond Peak lakes near shore, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Northern part of map.

to be further tested: Leeches, with hook size 7 - 2/0

Total catches: 10

In the Ruby River lakes and rivers, which are the lakes on the East side of map.

Baits: Bread, Redworm, Leeches

Total catches: 0

to be further tested: Cheese, with hook size 8 - 4/0
to be further tested: Liver, with hook size 5 - 2/0

Total catches: 27

In the Diamond Peak lakes, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Northern part of map.

Set hook depth to lowest 1.4 m, long cast in away from shore above deep water and wait.

Total catches: 94

In the Diamon Peak lakes on open water and near shore, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Northern part of map.
In the Ruby River lakes on open water and near shore, which are the lakes on the East side of map. On the south near the dam, where Photo Challenge 1 is, I caught most of them.


to be further tested: Minnow, with hook size 6 - 1/0

Total catches: 26

In the Emerald Lake rivers and ocasionally lakes, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Southern part of map.

Total catches: 6

In the Ruby River lakes on in shallower parts of lake, which are the lakes on the East side of map.

to be further tested: Minnow, with hook size 6 - 1/0

Total catches: 29

In the Emerald Lake rivers and lakes, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Southern part of map. Also any body of water that states the fish is present. However due to trait Easily spooked, changing location is often needed.

Hook depth left to default 0.2 m, long cast away from shore above deep water and wait, Golden Trout will first nible your bait.

Total catches: 20

Slower parts of rivers, body of waters (lakes) in the Silver Strand lakes. Near the Water Hyacinth in the Silver Strand lakes, which are the lakes on the West side of map.


Cast near Water Hyacinth and use Jigging without reeling, keep the lure on the bottom, there is no need to lift the lure from the bottom.

Set hook depth to lowest 1.4 m, long cast in away from shore above deep water and wait, Lake Trout will first nible your bait.

Total catches: 54

In the Emerald Lake rivers and lakes, which are the rivers and lakes in the middle part of map on the Southern part of map. Lake Feldspar is especially good. Also any body of water that states the fish is present. However due to trait Easily spooked, changing location is often needed.

Total catches: 4

to be further tested: Eggs, with hook size 6 - 10

Floaters
If you want to catch a certain type of fish (regardless of size) pick the correct floater bait and try to actually find the fish by looking into the water. Then cast the floater bait on top of the fish and adjust by reeling. This is a fastest catch you can get but the size usually won't be spectacular.
If you want to catch a specific sized fish, you have to be more attentive to the fish's "bio". Set up correct depth of your bait according to the fish's behaviour and select the right size of the hook. Do pay attention to the time of the day, as some types of fish are absolutely uncatchable during the night (eg. Yellow perch [damn you stupid fish...]).