High temperature fishing, bottom fishing or floating fishing?

Choosing floating fishing is to use floating fishing method.

When fishing in high temperature, it is usually recommended to choose floating fishing, that is, using floating fishing method. This is because in a high temperature environment, when the water temperature rises, fish will be more active and tend to gather near the water surface for food. By floating, the bait can surface and attract the attention of fish more easily.

The key to fishing float is to choose suitable float and bait. Floats should be selected according to the water depth and current situation of fishing grounds to ensure that they can be stably suspended on the water. Bait can choose some bait with strong buoyancy, such as floating bait and floating powder. In addition, you can try to use the combination of floats, such as adjusting the depth of floats or adding heavier baits to adapt to different fishing grounds.

At high temperature, bottom fishing is also an option, especially for large fish. When the temperature rises, some fish may choose to leave the water and move down to the bottom to find cool and food. The key to using bottom fishing is to choose the right fishing group and bait and find the right fishing point. Choosing enough lead weight can make the bait sink to the bottom of the water, and at the same time pay attention to controlling the stability of the fishing group.

When fishing in high temperature, you can choose floating or fishing bottom according to the specific situation. If the fishing field conditions permit, we can try to combine the two fishing methods to improve the catch rate. Remember to fish in hot weather, pay attention to sun protection, keep proper body moisture, and ensure the comfort and safety of fishing process.

Fishing method

Fishing in the morning or evening: In hot weather, fish are usually more active in the morning or evening, when the temperature is relatively low. Therefore, choosing to fish in these time periods can increase the chances of success.

Look for fish shadows: observe the signs of fish moving on the surface or underwater, such as jumping fish or water ripples. This may mean that there are fish nearby for food, and choosing such a fishing spot can improve the chance of catching.

Adjust the choice of bait: The hot weather may weaken the appetite of fish. Therefore, it is very important to choose bait suitable for the taste and environment of local fish. You can try to use some bait with strong smell, such as insect bait, staple food bait or bait added with bait.