The three fishing formulas are applicable to any water area.

The three fishing formulas are applicable to any water area.

First of all, fishing after sunset is better than fishing before thunderstorm.

1, light problem: at sunrise or sunset, the light is softer, which has less visual stimulation to the fish, and the fish are more likely to feed in the water. Before the thunderstorm, the weather is gloomy and the light is dim, which will affect the fish's vision and make it difficult to eat.

2. Temperature problem: After sunset, the water temperature is higher and the oxygen content in the water is lower, which will make the fish easier to take the bait. Before a thunderstorm, the temperature usually drops, the water temperature will also drop, and the activity of fish will also decrease, so it is not easy to take the bait.

Second, three strokes a day, fishing in the morning and evening.

1, light problem: when you are active in the morning, the light is soft at night, so it is not easy to stimulate the fish's vision. At noon, the sun is strong and the light is dazzling, so fish are easily frightened and not easy to take the bait.

2. Temperature problem: During early and late migration, the water temperature is relatively low and the oxygen content is relatively high, so the metabolism of fish will be faster and it will be easier to get hooked. At noon, the water temperature is high and the oxygen content is low, so the metabolism of fish is slow and it is not easy to take the bait.

Third, the rising water is shallow and deep.

The phrase "when the water rises, the fishing is shallow, and when the water recedes, the fishing is deep" is often said by fishing enthusiasts, and it is also a summary of experience gained through practice. The reason why this sentence is said is that the change of water level will affect the life and activity range of fish. As the water level rises, the water depth increases and the flow velocity accelerates, it is more difficult for fish to find food and habitat. Therefore, fish will gather in shallow water to avoid being submerged or washed away.