What's good about fishing weather?

Rule 1: Watch the weather before going out.

1, Good weather: Fishing in summer pays attention to coolness, so it can bring cool weather, which is called good weather. These include rainy days, after heavy rains, during showers, cloudy days after thunderstorms and so on. There is also windy weather, north wind, northeast wind and east wind, which is very suitable for fishing.

2. Bad weather: Bad weather refers to very hot or sultry weather, such as sunny days without wind, westerly winds, southerly winds and cloudy days before rain. In addition, don't go out in thunderstorm weather. Although the weather is cool, it is very harmful to personal safety.

Rule 2: Choose a fishing location after reaching the water's edge.

1, according to the time: in the early morning and evening and at night fishing time, the water temperature is cooler, and fish will be more willing to go to shallow water for food, so this time should be mainly shallow water. After the sun rises, the water temperature begins to rise slowly, so it will be changed to deep-water fishing.

2. Choose according to the weather: after a cool rainy day and a heavy rain, you can fish shallowly, and the fish will become more active and eat better. After the heavy rain, the water level will rise, and farmland or grassland in some places will be flooded, often without fishing too deep.

Rule 3: Make a nest before fishing.

In summer, corn bait is the most commonly used bait to lure fish. Big fish like to eat, but they don't attract small fish. The manufacturing method is also relatively simple. You can use tender corn kernels plus a box of plain yogurt and 3-5 drops of seduction agent to lure you. After mixing evenly, it can be used as bait or nest.

Rule 4: Choose the correct line group.

It is best to choose 1.5-3.0 as the main line and 1.0- 1.5 as the secondary line for the line group, or it can be matched according to the size of the fish. If the fishing rod is too hard, it is not convenient to walk the fish. It is best to choose a soft rod, which has a higher fault tolerance rate. If you use a fish hook, it is recommended to match it according to the local fish situation.