What are tides and their impact on fishing?

Tides are periodic phenomena mainly affected by the influence of the moon and the sun. The earth is a planet full of water. Most of the water is sea water. Sea water is affected by the gravitational pull of the sun and moon, causing it to rise and fall. This is called a tide.

The difference between the water levels of high tide and low tide is divided into ten equal parts and is the "tide time". For sea fishing, we often say that "high tide and low tide" are the best times for fishing. That is, the water level recedes by 30 degrees during low tide. It is most suitable for fishing when the water level rises to about 70% at high tide.

But this optimal time cannot be accurately measured with a watch or any standard. It is just a relative time period obtained by comparing the time of high tide and the time of low tide. For example, low tide is at 6 o'clock and 18 o'clock, high tide is at 12 o'clock, high tide is around 10 o'clock, and low tide is around 14 o'clock. In other words, the four hours before and after high tide are the best times for fishing.

Mobile and flexible, it can attack the east and attack the west.

Don’t stick to your fishing target. Even if the number of fish is scarce, or when you are waiting for a complete collection, you cannot stand still. After catching a few fish in one den, it is time to hook up and lower the hook in another den.

Using a medium hook is better than a large hook or a small hook. There are all kinds of fish in large and medium-sized reservoirs and large lakes, but most of them are fish weighing several thousand to tens of thousands of grams. Therefore, using medium-sized hooks can catch both large and small fish. It is more practical than simply using small or large hooks.