How to catch crucian carp in hot weather

After the temperature soared, there are four tricks to catch crucian carp.

First, what we need to know is where crucian carp like to stay this season, and only when they find fish can they have a good harvest.

After the temperature rises in spring, crucian carp usually feed in a relatively quiet place with a water depth of 20-80 cm, especially where there are aquatic plants. First, they can breed here. Second, they can avoid danger.

Second, pay attention to the choice of weather?

All fish have their own spawning temperature range, so does crucian carp. If the temperature is not suitable, they will not come out for food. Under normal circumstances, this season is the active period of crucian carp foraging between 13 -20 degrees. At this time, the water temperature rises slowly, the activity range of crucian carp is greatly increased, and the foraging is more active.

Third, how to match the bait?

In this season, the bait for crucian carp fishing is basically the same as other seasons, and it is not necessary to change too much. But we should pay attention to nest materials, not only grasp the flavor of nest materials, but also change the way of nesting. During this nesting period, it is suggested to take out nests or fill them frequently, and pay attention to laying nests. Because fishing is now in shallow waters, excessive concentration of nest materials will often backfire, and it is easier to disturb the fish and make them afraid to enter the nest. Scattered nesting can make the fish in the nest more dispersed, thus minimizing the interference to the fish when pulling the pole.

Fourth, talk about the choice of fishing rod.

In this season, you can choose a longer rod to fish crucian carp, mainly because you are fishing in shallows at this time, and the visibility of shallows is relatively high. If it is too close to the shore, it is easy to be found by fish, and the action of throwing the pole will also disturb the fish in the water. If you fish with a long pole, you can stay as far away from the shore as possible, and the fish will be less vigilant and easier to feed in the nest.