Can I lure white strips in winter?

It is possible to lure white stripes in winter. White stripes are fast-eating and almost do not eat anything. However, when fishing, you must first find the location of white stripes.

White stripes like to live in groups in the upper layers of water such as streams, lakes and reservoirs. They mainly feed on algae, as well as higher plant detritus, crustaceans and aquatic insects. When there are many white stripes They will also jump out of the water to look for food, usually in the middle and lower layers of the water in winter.

Generally, white strip hooks are used when fishing for white strips. The bottom of the string hooks usually carries bait, that is, fur hooks, and the bait can be used as bait.

When fishing for white stripes in winter, you should choose sunny days, warm days, southerly days, and snowy days. White striped fish mainly rely on vision for food. They naturally like bright places and are most active on sunny days. White striped fish on sunny days are more active than other fish. White striped fish are easy to catch at this time.

There is also two consecutive days of warm weather, or the first day of a cold wave. The weather at this time is relatively warm, and white striped fish that like warmth are still very active, which is a good time for fishing.

There is also southerly weather. Southerly weather generally represents rising temperatures. Southerly winds are warm air currents. Microorganisms in the water increase, and white stripes are more active in foraging.