CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The relationship between fishing water temperature and air temperature

1. The relationship between fishing water temperature and air temperature

Temperature has a direct impact on fishing results. When the water surface temperature is below 13 degrees Celsius, you can only fish in deep water areas and sheltered places. When the temperature is above 35 degrees Celsius, except for silver carp, bighead carp, dace and grass carp, most fish swim in deep ponds and are hard to find in large water areas. The temperature difference is also very important. "When the temperature difference is 6 and 5, fishing is very hard."

The temperature difference is between 5 and 6 degrees Celsius (the temperature difference is the temperature between the highest and lowest average temperatures), and the water is mostly lacking in oxygen, so it is not suitable for fishing. "When the temperature difference is 7, 8, or 9, you can give it to your friends after fishing." If the temperature difference is 7, 8, or 9 degrees, you will definitely get a good harvest when you go fishing. If you can't finish it yourself, you have to give it to your friends to share the joy of the harvest. Even if there is only a one-degree difference from 6 degrees, the fishing effect is different. It's not surprising. The smaller the temperature difference, the better. Small temperature differences are generally in cold winter and rainy season, suitable for fishing white crucian carp, white minnow, white bream, bream, etc.; temperature differences greater than 10 degrees are more common in hot summer and autumn.

In summer and autumn, "the low temperature is 25 degrees Celsius, the high temperature is 33 degrees Celsius, and you can go fishing without a single empty rod", which is a rare good time for fishing. However, when the low temperature rises to 26 degrees Celsius and the high temperature rises to above 36 degrees Celsius, it is difficult to catch fish during the day, and fishing at dusk and at night is the most effective.

2. Can you catch silver carp and bighead carp in natural waters at around 5 degrees in winter? How to catch them?

Silver carp and bighead carp are top layer fish and will change their swimming layer according to the changes in water temperature and air temperature.

The higher the temperature, the closer to the water

As for how to fish, you should choose the fishing depth according to the local environment temperature, water temperature and water depth.

At 5 degrees, you can try fishing at the bottom or 10-30cm from the bottom. You can choose the fishing basket.

3. What is the suitable temperature for fishing silver carp in autumn?

If you want to catch silver carp and bighead carp well, you must first understand their living habits. They are pelagic fish and like to filter microorganisms on the surface of the water. They can often be seen in lakes, reservoirs and rivers. They are very active when the temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees. In winter, they will dive into deep water areas and stay there to hibernate.