Fishing tips
The cold winter is an exciting season, and this is the best time to fish for carp!However, in winter, the water temperature is low, and carp activity decreases, so how can we improve the success rate?This article will introduce you to the tips and precautions of carp fishing, so that you can easily catch a good harvest even in the cold winter!
First of all, when fishing for carp in winter, you need to pay special attention to choosing the right fish nest. Due to the lower water temperature, carp prefer to congregate in places with relatively warm water temperatures, such as river bays, aquatic grass areas next to reservoirs, and deep water areas. Choosing the right fish nest can not only store food, but also provide a certain shelter from the cold to increase the chance of catching.
Secondly, the correct choice of fishing position is also the key to carp fishing in winter. In winter, fish tend to stay at or near the bottom of the water, so we need to put bait into their range of activity. Find a spot where the river is slow, or where the bottom of the lake is gentle, and choose a good fishing spot will greatly increase the success rate.
In addition, carp forage relatively low in winter, so we need to use clever bait trapping. Choose high-protein, nutrient-rich baits, such as corn, breadcrumbs and sweet potatoes, to provide enough food** for your carp to increase their chances of getting hooked. At the same time, the amount of feeding should be reasonably controlled, and the desire to lure carp to come to forage should be appropriately increased.
Again, winter carp fishing needs to pay attention to the choice of tackle. Due to the lower water temperature, the carp are less mobile, and it is more beneficial to choose a soft-tone rod for catching. At the same time, choosing some sensitive floats and fishing rigs will not only better detect the movement of the fish's bite, but also improve the chance of catching the hook.
Finally**, be patient and attentive when fishing for carp in winter. Due to the lower water temperature, the carp reacts more slowly, so we need to be patient and wait for the time when the carp will take the bait. At the same time, pay attention to the movement of the float and operate the rod carefully to avoid disturbing the fish. Only by carefully observing and mastering the activity patterns of carp can we get a good winter!
Finally, I wish you all to never go to the air