How about fishing silver carp and bighead carp on the sea pole in rainy days?
Fishing silver carp and bighead carp requires certain skills. Silver carp and bighead carp have a wide range of foraging. They like fragrant, sweet, sour, smelly and even fishy foods, and mainly like slightly sour and slightly smelly foods.
Silver carp and bighead carp have big mouths, which are different from other fish species in the fishing group. The hook is too small to pierce the fish's mouth, which is easy to cause the fish to unhook. Silver carp and bighead carp like to eat at the temperature of 25 -35 degrees, belonging to the middle and upper layers.
The fishing water temperature should reach 10-20 degrees, and it is best to fish silver carp and bighead carp in hot summer. Don't choose the weather dominated by the south wind, which is sultry and low in oxygen content.
Silver carp and bighead carp are high-oxygen fish and are highly dependent on oxygen. If the oxygen is too low, the fish will float to death directly, and if it is light, the fish will not open its mouth.
When fishing silver carp and bighead carp, you should catch the bottom in the morning, the middle layer at noon, the draft at night or deep immersion, and the bottom at night. In the morning, the bottom temperature is relatively stable. Silver carp and bighead carp are warm fish. When the temperature gets lower, they go to the deep water.
When fishing silver carp and bighead carp, it is a single hook with bait and half water to adjust the drift. This method is not suitable for fishing. Generally adjusted to two or three eyes. Another method is to adjust the empty hook to six or seven eyes and fish five or six eyes or three or four eyes. The actual standard is determined according to the length and wind direction of the pole. Floats that eat too much lead are not recommended.