Fishing at the gate, choosing left or right, is really a science. In fact, the key depends on the actual situation. It's like playing chess and looking at five moves, you have a lot of forethought. Let me give you a few tips to help you strategize and win thousands of miles away.
Water is the source of fish and the guide of fish. If the water flows from left to right, then choosing the left position is like standing in a downwind position, which is definitely better than a headwind. Conversely, if the water flows from right to left, then you have to choose the right side. Also, if the current is strong enough to wash the boat away, you'd better find a place where the current is slower.
Terrain and obstacles are also key. Look for anything like a bridge, a rock protruding from the shore, or anything like near the gate. These things may provide a safe haven or a safe haven for the fish. If you find such terrain on the left, don't hesitate to choose the left.
Food is always the most important topic for fish. Think about it, if there is farmland or animal habitat near the gate, the fish will definitely be attracted to it. By knowing what the fish are eating**, you'll be better able to decide which side to choose.
Season and time of day are also factors. Depending on the season and at different times, the habits of the fish will change. For example, at some point, fish will use the water flow at the gate to migrate or find food. By mastering these rules, you will be in a better position to choose where to fish.
Also, don't forget to check out the fishing experience in the past. Have you or other anglers caught a lot of fish in a certain location?If so, it's the right location.
Safety first. Whichever side you choose, you have to keep yourself safe. Don't look for a landslide or rapids to fish, it's really worth the cost. Whether to choose the left or the right depends on a variety of factors. Only a carefully observing, experienced, and communicative angler can find the best fishing spot. Wishing you a fruitful and enjoyable fishing at the gates!