Can you catch silver carp and bighead carp in cold weather?

You can catch silver carp and bighead carp when it is cold.

First of all, everyone should choose a good weather to go fishing in winter. After all, it is cold in winter, but the temperature will rise slightly when it is sunny continuously, so it will be faster to lure fish. Try to choose the water layer with more silver carp and bighead carp in winter. Generally, in summer and autumn, the fishing depth will be deeper and the chances of catching fish will be higher.

In winter, the biting force of silver carp and bighead carp is not as heavy as that in summer and autumn, so we can pursue a little sensitivity in the collocation of the online group and adjust the online group smaller. For example, in fishing in this water area, the No.5 main line and No.4 auxiliary line are used together in summer, and the No.4 main line can be used together with No.3 auxiliary line in winter. Even if the line groups of silver carp and bighead carp are adjusted, it doesn't matter, because in winter.

Introduction of silver carp and bighead carp

Silver carp and bighead carp are collectively called, and bighead carp is also called silver carp, silver carp, Baotou fish, bighead carp, black silver carp (also called silver carp in some places) and male fish. It is a kind of freshwater fish, with the shape of silver carp and flat side. Its head is big and wide, and its length is about 1/3 of its body length. Its mouth is also very wide, slightly upturned, and its eyes are low. Bighead carp filters algae, zooplankton and organic garbage.

Bighead carp is called a plankton-eating fish, which 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 eat food particles smaller than 10um. Bighead carp is also used to control a large number of cyanobacteria in water, which is called non-classical biological manipulation technology. Bighead carp is also used in water conservation fisheries or clean water fisheries.