When does the carp bloom?

Bite the hook as soon as you open your mouth, usually from the beginning of July, which is the golden season for carp fishing.

The opening is also directly related to the water temperature. When the water temperature is lower than or equal to 1 1 degree, carp will not bite, but when the water temperature is higher than or equal to 13 degree, carp will start to bite. With the increase of water temperature, its biting rate also increases gradually. When the water temperature is 22 to 25 degrees, the biting rate is the highest. When the water temperature is lower than or equal to 8 degrees, carp becomes inactive, and both meat bait and vegetarian bait are fed, but vegetarian bait is not as popular as meat bait. When the water temperature drops to 5 degrees, carp seldom swim, even if it is fed with live bait, it will not be swallowed immediately, and it will be eaten after several hours or even longer. When the water temperature is lower than or equal to 2 degrees, carp can hardly swim, is in a "hibernation" state, and rarely feeds.

Carp likes weak light. It glows under the pier.