How to choose fishing spots, bait collocation and fishing skills for tilapia fishing in summer.

1, the fishing point is offshore.

Because tilapia is lively by nature, it is not easy to be frightened by people, and it often moves around the shore for food. Our fishing spot can be chosen above 3.5 meters offshore.

2. Find fishing spots with suitable water temperature.

Tilapia will feel comfortable at a suitable water temperature, and have a greater appetite for food, which will make it easier to take the bait. The temperature rises from low to shallow during the day, and tilapia moves from deep to shallow with the temperature. If the temperature drops, tilapia will swim to the deep water again. Therefore, we should fish in deep water in the morning and evening, and choose shallow water as fishing spots around noon, especially in sunny and windward areas with high temperature.

3. The fishing spot is selected in the water with abundant food.

Through years of experience, tilapia usually feeds in the waters with rich bait, so the feeding point in the culture pond is a very good fishing point, and domestic wastewater will often enter the places where vegetables are washed and rice is washed and near the livestock and poultry pens, which is also a good place to fish Luo Fei.

How to choose bait

Tilapia feed on all kinds of food and all kinds of meat bait. Earthworms, shrimps, breadworms and maggots can all be used as meat bait. There are commercial bait, dough or special bait for tilapia fishing. The commonly used commercial bait is mainly fish bait.

Fishing method

Fishing tilapia in summer, because tilapia is courageous and naturally likes to chase live bait, which is also the weakness of tilapia, which is very fatal. No matter whether tilapia is deep or shallow, we can try to lure them out and then catch them. When the weather temperature is between 25 and 28 degrees, at this temperature, the air pressure is generally not high, and the body function of tilapia is consumed quickly, so tilapia tries to find food. I usually hang an earthworm on the hook with a hand pole, then throw the pole out and gently shake the tail of the pole to make the fishing line drift slightly, because the earthworm just released is more active, and tilapia is easy to chase bait. Although this method is rustic, the actual effect is quite good. Interested friends can try it.