It's hot, deep fishing or shallow fishing?

The weather is sultry. Fishing should be shallow.

Sultry weather is most common in summer. The weather is sultry, the temperature difference is relatively small, and the air pressure will decrease. In this way, the convection up and down in the water becomes slow, and the speed of oxygen transfer from shallow water to deep water will be affected. In this case, the deeper the water level, the less oxygen. At this time, the fish will float to get oxygen.

We can be inspired by the phenomenon of fish floating. Hot weather will change the active water layer of fish. So, can you choose fishing and drifting at this time? Therefore, when fishing in summer, if you encounter sultry weather, you need to change the habit of fishing underwater and choose the coastal shallow water area with sufficient oxygen. I believe that the fish mouth will be greatly improved.

Why do you fish deep during the day and shallow at night in summer?

In summer, the water temperature is high during the day, and the surface layer and shallow water area of water body are affected by high temperature, which leads to the rapid increase of water temperature and is no longer suitable for fish activities. At this time, the fish are hiding in the deep water area. It is the best policy to go fishing during the day in summer and catch the deep water in the distance with a long pole.

Summer night is most suitable for night fishing, which is neither so noisy nor exposed to the hot sun during the day, and can increase the probability of catching big fish. So many fishermen choose to fish at night in summer. The choice of fishing position for night fishing is mainly in the shallow waters near the shore. One is that the surrounding waters are quiet and undisturbed at night, and the other is that there is a lot of food on the shore.

Therefore, according to the characteristics of shallow water fish, it is destined to swim to the coastal area at night. At this time, it is suggested to use a short pole to fish near the shore, and the fish mouth lasts from dusk to around nine or ten o'clock.