Summer is the “high season” for night fishing. How to choose the weather, fishing position and time period for night fishing in summer?

1. Weather. There seems to be no weather that is not suitable for fishing at night in summer. Except for extreme windy and rainy weather, the weather can only be relatively easy to fish. Windy weather at night is good for fishing, and this kind of weather is the mainstream for night fishing in summer. It is generally muggy when there is no wind. If there is stuffy hot water, there will be insufficient dissolved oxygen, which will have a greater impact on bottom fish. Therefore, you can try floating fishing instead of fishing for bottom fish. If there is light rain during the day, fishing will be much easier at night, but be aware that the ground is slippery and pay attention to safety. It may be easier to fish on cloudy days than on sunny days because the light is weaker, and the weaker the light, the more fish dare to move closer to look for food. Old fishing friends have concluded that when the night is dark and the wind is high, it is the best weather for night fishing.

2. Time period. Pay attention not to be greedy when fishing at night, because the time for fishing is relatively concentrated, only about 3-4 hours. It basically gets dark at 7:30, and there will definitely be no food at this time. The fish need some time to adapt to the dark environment. Generally, the mouth only opens after 8 o'clock, and it can last until about 11 o'clock. This period of time is recognized as a period of good fish conditions in night fishing. However, some fishing friends believe that the second half of the night, that is, after 0 o'clock, is when some larger fish begin to eat. However, big fish are relatively rare, and you may not encounter them even if you fish for a few days, so you don’t expect to catch big fish in the second half of the night. Fishing in the first half of the night is actually quite good.