In the world of fishing, the use of small medicine is an art, and the color of the water is one of the key factors that determine the choice of small medicine. The color of the water can reflect the environment in the water and the activities of the fish. In general, a clear water color usually indicates that there are fewer impurities in the water and that fish may be more vigilant.
In this case, it may be more appropriate to choose a small medicine with a light smell and natural color to avoid alerting the fish. If the water color is more turbid, it may be because the water contains more suspended solids or algae, so you can choose some bright colors and strong smells to attract the attention of fish.
In addition, the color of water can also be affected by the season, weather, and geographical environment. For example, in the summer, when the water temperature is warmer, the algae in the water grows more vigorously, and the water color may become greener. At this time, you can choose some small green or grass green medicine to match the color of the water, which is easier to attract fish. In addition, different fish species have different preferences for color.
Some fish are more sensitive to red or orange, while others are more interested in yellow or white. Therefore, knowing the color preference of the target fish is also one of the important considerations in choosing a small medicine. Of course, in addition to water color, other factors such as water temperature, air pressure, and currents can also affect fish activities and foraging behavior.
When choosing a small drug, it is also necessary to consider these factors comprehensively, and try and adjust according to the actual situation. In general, the choice of medicine when fishing depends on the color of the water, but it should also be considered in combination with other factors. By observing the color of the water and understanding the habits of the fish, we can choose the right medicine more accurately and improve the success rate of fishing. At the same time, continuous experimentation and exploration are also the key to finding the best combination of small medicines.