Crucian carp is afraid of high temperatures and is difficult to fish in summer. How can I catch big crucian carp in midsummer?

Crucian carp is afraid of high temperatures and is difficult to fish in summer. How can I catch big crucian carp in midsummer?

Crucian carp is a fish species we often catch, but crucian carp is not heat-resistant, so spring and autumn are the prime seasons for fishing crucian carp, but in summer, crucian carp is not so easy to catch. When I was fishing, I could clearly feel that it would be difficult to catch crucian carp when the temperature rises in summer.

Curian carp is very adaptable and will eat when the water temperature is between 0 and 30 degrees, and is most active between 15 and 25 degrees, so it is very active in the cooler spring and autumn. However, crucian carp does not open its mouth completely in summer. As long as we pay more attention when fishing, we can still catch large crucian carp. Below I will share a few tips with fishing friends so that friends who want to catch big crucian carp in summer can realize their dreams! First, choose a location with low water level as a fishing spot

Curacius carp is often not easy to catch in summer because the water temperature is too high in summer and the ambient temperature is too high, causing crucian carp to feel uncomfortable and reluctant to open its mouth. We can learn from winter fishing in this regard. Crucian carp are reluctant to open their mouths when the water temperature is low in winter, but we can catch many fish just by looking for some sea areas with strong water temperature as fishing spots. Therefore, if we want to catch crucian carp in summer, we must choose some sea areas with relatively low water temperature as fishing spots.

We can choose some bridge piles, green shades and other semi-shade areas as fishing spots. In summer, as long as there is no sun exposure, the water temperature will be much lower than the heat of the air on the shore. Therefore, in summer, the water temperature in semi-shaded areas such as bridge piles and green shades is generally within 30 degrees. We can choose when choosing fishing spots. This kind of location where the sun cannot shine is used as a fishing spot.

You can also choose deep water areas as fishing spots. There is a saying about summer fishing called "summer fishing pool", which means we go fishing in deep valleys. Mainly because the water level in deep valleys cannot allow the sun to reach deep water areas. The water temperature in deep water areas is lower than that in shallow water areas and the temperature fluctuations are smaller. This type of area is suitable for crucian carp activities.

You can choose dirty water and sea areas with darker green water. This is similar to choosing semi-shade. Dirty water and darker green water can effectively block the sun. The bottom heat of these sea areas will be slightly lower and more suitable for crucian carp activities.

In addition to the above fishing spots, we can also choose to fish at night or in the morning before the sun rises. The water temperature will be relatively low without direct sunlight, and crucian carp will seize this time range to actively fish. Actively forage for food. Secondly, choose original flavored bait that is not easy to atomize

Current carp also wants to eat some light-flavored bait when the weather is hot in summer. Therefore, when we fish crucian carp, we need to choose some local bait, that is, plain bait with no additives and the original smell of cereals. This kind of bait has the original aroma of wheat and cereals, which is more attractive to crucian carp, and the bait has a light taste and will not offend small miscellaneous fish too much.

In addition, in order to better reduce the impact of small miscellaneous fish and catch more large crucian carp, we also need to choose some bait with poor atomization ability. When the bait is opened, the bait will change from pulling bait to rubbing bait. You can knead the bait a few more times to make the bait harder and stickier to reduce the atomization of the bait. Third, when adjusting the float, we must pay attention to the conditions at the bottom of the water

Normally fishing for crucian carp in the wild requires fishing for the bottom, and fishing for big fish requires us to adjust the float to be blunt, usually to spy on the lower hook and light touch on the upper hook. end. However, many animals and plants in boiling water will accumulate at the bottom of the water in summer. If it is an old fishing position where some people often fish, there will usually be a backlog of nest materials. When these things fall on the bottom of the water and ferment, they will form a loose sauce layer; Or there may be many aquatic plants and moss growing under the water.

When we fish, these things will block the hook bait and prevent crucian carp from finding the bait. This will lead to a situation where there are many fish on the bottom but no hooks. Therefore, once we find that there is a sauce layer or moss on the bottom of the water when fishing, we must adjust the float to be more flexible, or change to bait with a lighter specific gravity so that the lower hook lightly touches the bottom and the upper hook leaves the bottom, so that crucian carp can find the bait. The above is a summary of my experience in fishing crucian carp in high temperatures in summer. Friends who want to continue fishing for crucian carp may wish to give it a try.