What should I do if I suddenly encounter sudden cooling when fishing?
The weather is mainly divided into three parts: 1, temperature 2, wind direction and force 3, and air pressure.
We usually avoid extreme weather when we go fishing, but the problem is what if the weather suddenly changes in the middle of fishing?
This happened to me two days ago.
It happened to be raining lightly that day, the temperature was 0~9 degrees, the breeze, the fishing spot was a wild river, and there were more than a dozen fishing friends present.
On rainy days, the roads are muddy, so it is inconvenient to wear umbrellas and rain boots. I didn't plan to go fishing at first, but I saw the weather forecast that it would cool down the next day (usually the day before) and set off in the rain.
I don't know whether it's good weather or luck. I saw my mouth soon after I got off the pole. I caught my first fish in five minutes, thinking that today is the rhythm of making a fortune.
The faster you catch fish, the bigger you catch fish, not only me, but also everyone in the place.
However, just when everyone was happy, the sudden cooling told us that it was too early to be happy.
Yes, there are fewer fish in an instant. Except for the occasional fish in the deep water area in the north, fishermen in other places put down their fishing rods and began to smoke.
Everyone must have experienced this situation. When the fish mouth is good, they don't care about smoking and don't feel cold. As soon as the fish mouth stopped, my heart tightened, only to find that I hadn't smoked for a long time, my clothes were wet, my hands were frozen, and my urine was numb.
The drop in temperature is extremely sensitive to fish. As can be seen from the fish mouth, the fish float has always been a big mouth when connecting the pole. Now, if the mouth is slow and small, I always feel that the float can't shake up and down.
If you encounter this situation, it is not that there is no fish in the nest, but that he is upset by the temperature and doesn't want to eat the bait. The signal is just caused by rubbing the line.
Slowly, the fish in the nest will move to the deep water, because the deeper the water, the less susceptible it is to external influences, which is safer for the fish.
That's why we can still fish in deep water when we stop.
Because of the bad weather, the fish mouth stopped again. Some fishermen began to pack up their equipment and go home, while others were still quietly waiting for a miracle. Of course, there are people who change bait and fishing position.
And I changed my shot directly, from 4.5 to 6.3, or even 5.4, it was a direct transition, and the main line was a little longer, just to catch up further.
After changing the pole for half an hour, there was still no opening, but it was as I expected. However, I didn't fill the nest (you must be careful if the fish mouth is not good), but I accelerated the frequency of throwing the pole and pushed the lead pendant up a little.
About ten minutes later, the fish mouth appeared again and the third shot hit the fish.
Although the back mouth is not as crazy as when you get down the pole, at least you can see the fish and understand this kind of fish. This is a happy thing.
Some fishing friends watched me change my fishing pole, and I also caught fish; The fisherman sitting on my left didn't believe me, and insisted that it was luck, so although it was only two or three meters apart, he didn't move at all in the end.
Generally speaking, short poles in summer and long poles in winter are applicable in most cases, but they are not absolute.
1, see what fish to catch. The big fish is far away, so it is better to use a long pole as far as possible, and it is more convenient to walk the fish.
2. Where to go fishing. If there is an electrician in the wild river, the fish will not lean to one side and use a long pole. In a black pit, it is best to catch slippery fish with a short pole and old fish with a long pole.
3. Look at the light and water temperature. The higher the water temperature, the shallower the fish, but it depends on the specific situation. Use short poles in the morning and evening in summer, and fish will be far away if the light is too strong at noon; Long poles can be used in the morning and evening in winter, and the temperature in deep water is relatively constant. When the sun comes out and the water temperature is high, fish will go to shallow water to bask in the sun before using short poles.