Characteristics of fishing weather in winter

The fishing weather in winter is characterized by low temperature and low visibility.

Fishing weather in winter is usually cold, especially in the north. The water temperature may drop to a lower level and the fish will move more slowly. When fishing in winter, the number of fish is relatively small. This is because most fish are waiting for the arrival of spring. The life cycle of fish is usually only three to four months, and rising water temperature will revive them.

Fishing weather is usually sunny in winter, because the water evaporates slowly and there are few impurities and suspended solids in the water. The wind force in winter fishing weather is usually small, because the wind force is strong in winter, which has no significant effect on the swimming and migration of fish. The visibility of fishing weather in winter may be low, because the water in the air evaporates slowly, which leads to blurred vision.

Fishing precautions

1. Weather conditions: Check the local weather forecast before fishing to avoid fishing in bad weather such as strong wind and heavy rain. These weather conditions not only affect the fishing experience, but also may have potential safety hazards.

2, fishing point selection: it is very important to choose a good fishing point. The ideal fishing spot is usually a sheltered place with abundant aquatic plants and stable water flow, which is more likely to attract fish to gather.

3. Bait preparation: Choose suitable bait according to the habits of fish. For example, grass carp likes plant bait, and crucian carp likes fishy bait. At the same time, the bait should be put in moderation to avoid eating too much and not biting the fish.

4. Use of fishing tackle: Ensure that the fishing tackle used is of good quality, including fishing rod, fishing line and fishing hook. The choice of fishing tackle should be decided according to the fishing environment and personal habits, but the reliability of fishing tackle must be guaranteed.

5, fish identification: understand the characteristics and habits of different fish, so that when fishing, you can better judge when to lift the pole. For example, crucian carp and grass carp bite differently.