Can I go fishing in cold winter?

The "deep winter" here refers to the days when the daily minimum temperature is around 3℃ and the maximum temperature is around 5℃ after the solar term of heavy snow. As long as you are good at using all kinds of conditions to achieve the "three changes" in fishing methods, you can still catch fish.

First, the fishing point changes to "deep" and "far": As the temperature drops, the seawater becomes cold, and most fish migrate to the deep sea. However, some fish, such as flounder and satin tiger fish, are more hardy, but they stay on the shore to continue their activities. In order to avoid the cold, they also look for trenches, deep pits and sundries in deep water or a little farther from the shore. Because the water temperature is too low, their range of activities becomes smaller and their actions are slow. So when fishing at the seaside at this time, people should look for fish, choose the depth, distance and pit of the sea, and be tolerant. If you find a place where fish are interested, you should throw it at this fishing spot as many times as possible, so that the fish can be caught one by one.

Second, when fishing, change it to "warm" and "late": it is not suitable for fishing in the late winter and early morning. When the sun comes out, especially after 10 am, the sun slowly warms the sea water, and the fish begin to move for food. Only then can they fish. Especially from evening to 8: 00 p.m., it is the peak time for offshore fish to feed in a day. Fishing during this period will generally yield better results.

Third, the bait becomes "hard" and "fishy": a word of "hard" and "fishy" is required. "Hard" means tough, resistant to blisters and waves, and will not deform in water for a long time. The word "fishy" means that the fishy smell of bait lasts for a long time, and even if there is no fish for a long time, it can emit the taste of "fishy fresh". In addition, at the end of winter, the individual fish is bigger than that in autumn, so it is necessary to put a slightly larger hook and hang a slightly larger bait.