No fishing on the fifteenth day of the first month.

Buddhists don't fish or kill animals on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Some people say that fishing on the fifteenth day of the first month doesn't like hooks. Generally speaking, fishing has nothing to do with the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar. In addition, sea fishing may be related to the high tide.

When fishing, you should pay attention to the change of the weather. On cloudy days, you should go to shallow water. It's boring on cloudy days. Generally, fish go to shallow water where there is a lot of oxygen. When the weather is clear, it's best to go deeper. When the water temperature in shallow water is high, fish will go to places with cooler water temperature in deep water.

Fish are usually in shallow water in the morning and at night, because there are abundant bait in shallow water, and it is quiet at night. Big fish usually live in deep water, and you can catch big fish in deep water at noon.

Fish in different waters have different living habits and eating habits. For example, if a large amount of alcohol is often added to the nest material in a water area, the fish in that water area will lose their sense of smell, so it is not allowed to add a large amount of alcohol when fishing in the same water area.

When fishing in the sea, it will be affected by the high tide on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. When fishing, there will be water temperature and other influences, but rivers and lakes have little influence.