When is the best time to catch silver carp and bighead carp in summer?

The best time to catch silver carp and bighead carp in summer is 2-4 pm after noon.

Weather and time for fishing silver carp and bighead carp:

The optimum water temperature for silver carp and bighead carp fishing is 22-32 degrees Celsius. Fishing at this temperature, with the right bait and the right fishing method, will have a bumper harvest. Below this water temperature, the feeding amount of silver carp and bighead carp is obviously reduced, and the catch will be greatly reduced.

Sunny days are generally chosen, and 2-4 o'clock after noon is the best time to catch silver carp and bighead carp. Choose less windy weather to avoid fishing in hot weather. The weather is sultry, the air pressure is low, and there is no oxygen in the water. At this time, silver carp and bighead carp do not eat.

Selection of fishing position for silver carp and bighead carp;

Fishing for silver carp and bighead carp is generally a hot day, so it is easier to find an oxygen-rich and quiet place to take the bait. Select the protruding part or middle part of the reservoir and pond and the water inlet of the reservoir pond. When looking for a tuyere as a fishing spot, you should find a quiet place at the tuyere. The intersection of wind and waves and still water is a good fishing spot.

If what stops the wind and waves happens to be a large piece of water grass (floating grass on the water), it is a good fishing position. We also need to find the migration path of silver carp and bighead carp, which is a good place for silver carp and bighead carp to feed.

Fishing technology of silver carp and bighead carp;

Catch the wind:

Silver carp is very sensitive to air pressure, and its head will float if it is slightly uncomfortable. Therefore, it is easy to fish in slightly windy weather, and the windward side is the best. When the wind and waves are too strong, it is necessary to properly find shelter and leeward places to fish.

Fishing layer:

The swimming layer of silver carp and bighead carp actually changes in one day. With the passage of time, the temperature is rising, and the surface water temperature is also rising, so the swimming layer of fish is gradually moving down. By about 3 pm, the fish was almost 20 cm from the bottom.

Watch drift news:

Silver carp is obviously drifting after biting the hook, and it is usually dragged away obliquely. However, some people are not heavy, but will stay where they are and float upwards. This kind of drifting news is also a signal that the fish bites the hook. When the fish sucks before biting the hook, it will make the ball float. This signal is obvious, usually the amplitude will change from small to large, and the bigger it is. Finally, the hook will not float back when it is sucked into the mouth.