Why is it difficult to catch big fish in winter?

A big fish jumps on the water surface of an aquatic plant stream, the wind will set the grass moving and butterflies will fly. After winter, when most fishermen go out to fish, they mainly catch crucian carp, because crucian carp has strong cold tolerance, and its mouth is much better than other fish in winter, and it is more difficult to catch big fish. It's harder to catch big fish in winter. However, it is not impossible to catch big fish in winter, and it is necessary to master the correct fishing skills. Below, let's talk about four skills of catching big fish in winter.

First, choose the right weather to go fishing.

In winter, big fish rarely feed, and in most cases, they are in a semi-hibernation state, and they don't eat or drink. Only when the weather is good and the water temperature is relatively comfortable will they eat a few bites of food. Therefore, when you go out to catch big fish in winter, you should choose a sunny day and go fishing after a few days of continuous stability. The vitality of big fish is relatively better, and it is easier to catch big fish.

Second, we must find the fish nest first.

When going out to catch big fish in winter, the first thing to do is to find a fish nest first. Because in winter, big fish seldom swim, no matter how good nest material you use, it is difficult to lure big fish into the nest. The big fish in winter are mainly hidden in the deep water area, generally near the center of the water area, so try to fish as deep as possible.

Third, use live bait hooks.

To catch big fish in winter, only when the bait is sent to the mouth of the fish, which is the favorite food of the big fish, can it attract the big fish to bite the hook. The best bait for catching big fish in winter is earthworm and red worm. Try to hook it with fresh bait and let the big fish take a bite.

Fourth, big fish don't open their mouths.

When there is a big fish in the nest, but the fish doesn't talk, you can try to tease fishing, that is, drag the bait continuously to make the bait move in the water, stimulate the big fish's predation desire, and then bite the hook.