How about fishing at 35 degrees?

No, fish are generally not eaten when the temperature is too high.

The survival and growth of fish have certain requirements for water temperature. When the water temperature is suitable, the metabolic activity of fish is obviously accelerated and it is easier to take the bait. When the water temperature is not suitable, the metabolic activity of fish is obviously reduced, the appetite is reduced, and it is not easy to take the bait.

Water temperature:

Warm-water fish are most suitable for living at the water temperature of 15℃-30℃; When the water temperature is above 30℃, avoid cold water (usually deep water); Water temperature above 40℃ will cause large-scale death of warm-water fish.

When the water temperature is lower than 10℃, the fish will lose their appetite and stop growing. When the water temperature drops below 4℃, most of them will stop eating and hibernate. Therefore, the optimal water temperature for catching warm-water fish should be between 15℃-30℃.