Can I go fishing after the heavy rain? The temperature is 25-30 degrees.

At noon, it is sunny after the rain, because the temperature turns high, which is the prime time to catch tilapia.

Pay attention to the following points when fishing Luo Fei:

First, in still waters, tilapia fishing depends on the wind direction, and the catch is relatively large. Pond or reservoir, fishing in the north bank when the south wind blows, fishing in the south bank when the north wind blows, and so on. As long as the temperature is right, there will be gains.

Secondly, according to the "warm-loving" characteristics of tilapia, the harvest is better.

In summer (mainly in the upper and middle levels), sometimes it rains continuously, which makes people feel very cold. For several days, the river surged. It is an excellent motor for catching catfish, carp and crucian carp, but tilapia is more difficult to catch in this weather. When the rain stops and the sun rises and the temperature turns higher, tilapia will frequently take the bait. We have a proverb here: "it is difficult for a fairy to catch fish at noon." But the sunny noon after the rain is the prime time to catch tilapia, because the temperature is getting higher.

In winter (mainly bottom hook in winter and spring), it is difficult to catch tilapia in the river. If there is an open reservoir or pond with a shallow pearl area on the shore, the temperature will be above 17℃ for several days. You can go fishing if you are interested, and you will never fail. If there is a southerly wind of grade 2~3 (it is generally warm in winter and spring here), and the temperature is about 22℃~24℃, you can catch fish in the shallow water area on the north shore, and the water depth is 15~20 cm. Although the fish is not big, two weights can also pull your 4-meter-long fishing rod away. The bigger tilapia is 30 to 40 meters from the shore, and the water depth is about 1 meter. It is worth mentioning that it is difficult to catch tilapia when the temperature is lower than 15℃ for several days. From April 20th to May 20th every year, it is difficult to catch tilapia in reservoirs or ponds, and they just don't eat hooks when they reach the shore. The tilapia in the river began to eat in early June, and after every heavy rain from late June to August, the climax of tilapia fishing lasted for three days from the day after the river rose.