Is it day or night to catch eels?

Question 1: When is it better to catch Monopterus albus, during the day or at night? Thank you. 1. I suggest you stop fishing and kill less. You will live a long life.

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Question 2: When is the best season to catch eels? Eels are the best!

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Question 3: How to fish eel at night? At night, the head of Monopterus albus will surface, just like floating on a flat surface. Anyway, at night, you can see the head of Monopterus albus by lightning.

The method is as follows: a nylon wire with a length of 1-2 meters, 5- 10 black earthworms tied at one end, tied into an earthworm circle with a knot, and the other end of the nylon wire tied to a pole, any pole will do, as long as it can reach the place of the eel. When you see Monopterus albus, hang the earthworm ring with a pole and put it into the water at the head of Monopterus albus 10- 15 cm. Put it gently, not too deep, just put the earthworm circle in the water, and don't disturb the eel. Within 5-30 seconds, the eel will bite the earthworm ring and drag it down, so just lift the pole to hang the eel ashore and copy it with a fine net fish. It usually bites very tightly. This method is simple and feasible. Any nylon thread will do, as long as it can pass through the abdomen of the earthworm, any pole will do. Don't tell me whether you use a rock pole or a sea pole. You can use branches, hehe ... it's easy to wear earthworms without dragon thread, but with sewing needles. Draw a nylon thread with a thin iron wire (just like a sewing needle lead) and wear an earthworm. Now you will, right? Not yet, then hit the south wall with your head 20 times, and the strength will be subject to a small bag appearing on your head.

Question 4: When is the best time to catch eels? Tomb-Sweeping Day is the best time to catch eels, and summer and autumn are also acceptable.

Question 5: Does Monopterus albus come out at 24 degrees during the day and at night? Monopterus albus is a tropical and warm temperate fish. It is a benthic fish with strong adaptability and can survive in rivers, lakes, ditches and rice fields.

During the day, I like to dig holes in humus mud or in the cracks with water on the embankment.

Little activity during the day, foraging at night. Gills are underdeveloped, but they can breathe air directly with the help of the epidermis on the inner wall of oral cavity and laryngeal cavity as an auxiliary organ for breathing; It can survive with little oxygen in water. After coming out of the water, as long as you keep your skin moist, you won't die in a few days.

Monopterus albus is an omnivorous fish, which feeds on various small animals. It is greedy and eats most vigorously in summer. Long-term consumption in cold season will not kill you.

Monopterus albus generally lives in spring, summer and autumn. I like living in ponds, rivers, mud pits and cracks on the banks of rice fields. Live in the depths of caves and hibernate in winter.

In spring, after a winter's lurking, eel consumes too much energy and needs to eat a lot, so spring is a good time to fish eel.

It is hot in summer, and Monopterus albus come out of holes one after another, and burrow into water plants, crevices and dead trees to "enjoy the cool", which is also convenient for fishing.

Monopterus albus begins to enter the hole in autumn, and it is not easy to take the bait.

Question 6: Season and Skills of Hard Fishing for Monopterus albus First of all, I am not an expert on hard fishing for Monopterus albus, but I often observe how others fish. Actually, I don't have much skill. Mainly to identify which holes have eel and which holes don't. Fishing is generally good this spring and summer. My breeding technology is very poor. I usually go fishing after the rain. Because it is cold, eels like to eat bait. In addition, many holes will be blocked after rain, and eels will clean up excess silt. At this time, we can basically tell which holes have eels. In the weather without rain, try to choose fields with stone walls, which makes it easier to find fishing spots. Walk gently, or you will disturb the eels in the hole. When luring eels, it is generally to turn the wire repeatedly with your fingers and go deep into the hole step by step. When the fish is hooked, pull it out directly, but it must be coordinated with the other hand. After the fish comes out, you must catch it quickly, or you will run away after pulling it out.

Question 7: Can you catch Monopterus albus in the morning and at night and come out for food after dark …

Question 8: Is it sunny or cloudy to catch eels? On sunny days, the sun shines directly into the water, resulting in a relatively high temperature in the water. Monopterus albus hides in deep water and is difficult to catch. When the water temperature is 8~25℃, it is best to fish. When the weather is a little stuffy, it is easier to fish if you are willing to bite.

Question 9: Why do you always untie eels at night? At night, the eel head will surface, just like floating on a flat surface. Anyway, you can see the eel head by lightning at night.

The method is as follows: a nylon wire with a length of 1-2 meters, 5- 10 black earthworms tied at one end, tied into an earthworm circle with a knot, and the other end of the nylon wire tied to a pole, any pole will do, as long as it can reach the place of the eel. When you see Monopterus albus, hang the earthworm ring with a pole and put it into the water at the head of Monopterus albus 10- 15 cm. Put it gently, not too deep, just put the earthworm circle in the water, and don't disturb the eel. Within 5-30 seconds, the eel will bite the earthworm ring and drag it down, so just lift the pole to hang the eel ashore and copy it with a fine net fish. It usually bites very tightly. This method is simple and feasible. Any nylon thread will do, as long as it can pass through the abdomen of the earthworm, any pole will do. Don't tell me whether you use a rock pole or a sea pole. You can use branches, hehe ... it's easy to wear earthworms without dragon thread, but with sewing needles. Draw a nylon thread with a thin iron wire (just like a sewing needle lead) and wear an earthworm. Now you will, right? Not yet, then hit the south wall with your head 20 times, and the strength will be subject to a small bag appearing on your head.

Question 10: Is it better to fish eels on cloudy days or sunny days? From 10 to 1 1: 30 in the morning and 1: 30 to 4: 30 in the afternoon. According to the weather and temperature, the situation is slightly different. The above time should be pushed forward in summer, 6:00- 10:30 in the morning, 9- 10 in the autumn, and the fishing time in the afternoon is about. Deep fishing in the morning and evening in winter, shallow fishing at noon; Spring and autumn are suitable for getting off the hook near the shore all day. It is hot at noon in summer, and fish usually like to gather in the shade with deep water and low water temperature. The weather is cool in the morning and evening, and the fish return to the shallow water area with relatively high water temperature and high feeding probability. In winter, the situation is just the opposite. In the morning, the fish will hide in the deep water. The closer to noon, the faster the temperature in shallow water will rise than in deep water. The fish will return to shallow water and they will be more active. If it rains on cloudy days