What's the significance of fishing in Mid-Autumn Festival?

You can go fishing on Mid-Autumn Festival.

Mid-Autumn Festival refers to the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, which is one of the traditional festivals in China. Fishing is a common activity, and many fishermen want to know whether they can fish in the Mid-Autumn Festival before fishing. Fishing is allowed in the Mid-Autumn Festival, and there are no special restrictions on this activity. In addition, even in some parts of our country, fishing in Mid-Autumn Festival is a special custom.

Because the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is usually around August, which means it just happens to be the end of summer. The temperature is still relatively high at this stage, and sometimes it is easy to encounter sultry weather. In this case, it is suggested to avoid the sultry weather and fish in a cooler time. Moreover, it is usually hot during the day, so fishing at night is a very common behavior.

Fishing precautions

Fishing position refers to the position chosen by fishing enthusiasts when fishing. Choosing a good fishing position is very important, which directly determines whether you can catch fish. Weather, time and other factors will affect the choice of fishing position. Generally speaking, the shore is chosen in spring, the deep water in summer, the shade in autumn and the deep water in the sun in winter. In addition, fish will move near the shore in the morning and evening, and they will move deep in the water at noon.

Nesting refers to luring fish into the nest with bait. The methods of building nests include throwing by hand and rubbing bait. The most commonly used method is hand throwing, that is, throwing nest materials directly into the water. You need to choose the size of the nest according to the water area. When the water is rich and the fish is thin, you should make a big nest. If the water surface is large, put the nest farther away and the smaller one closer, and choose the position of the nest according to the fishing position.