Fishing temperature of silver carp and bighead carp

Silver carp likes high temperature, and the optimum temperature is 22-32 degrees. At this water temperature, silver carp will have a bumper harvest if the method and bait are proper.

If the water temperature is lower than 20℃, the biting rate of silver carp is obviously reduced, and when the water temperature is lower than 17℃, silver carp generally do not bite. However, because silver carp is a filter-feeding fish, silver carp can be caught with easily atomized bait in places where silver carp is concentrated and the water temperature is low.

The fishing population of silver carp and bighead carp should aim at meeting the characteristics of silver carp and bighead carp. You don't have to choose a particularly hard pole, but you must not choose a particularly short one. After all, long poles have an obvious advantage, that is, they are easier to control after catching fish. In addition, the model of fishing line and hook should not be too small, because silver carp and bighead carp are bigger.

Extended data:

Bighead carp, known as planktonic fish, feeds on algae, zooplankton and organic debris through gill rakes. The food composition varies with the food sources in the environment, but it is difficult to feed food particles < 10 um.

Silver carp and bighead carp are also used to control a large number of cyanobacteria in water, which is called non-classical biological manipulation technology. Silver carp and bighead carp are also used in water conservation fisheries or clean water fisheries.