How about fishing crucian carp in rainy solar terms and southwest wind?

Fishing is easy. If the temperature is low in winter and spring, fish activities are not so frequent, and the demand for oxygen is not so high, it is no problem to blow southwest and south winds, but it is possible to catch better.

Simply put, blowing southwest wind is often accompanied by high temperature and low pressure weather. At this time, the dissolved oxygen in the water decreases, the activity of the fish will become worse, and the hook is not active or does not bite.

Especially in summer, the weather is very hot. In some places with poor water quality, such as black pits, fish often float up without oxygen. If the southwest wind blows again, the situation may be worse.

Moreover, there is a saying that "the southwest wind catches both ends", which I believe many fishermen should have heard. When the fish mouth is really bad in the daytime when the southwest wind blows, you can also try to catch fish in the morning and evening or choose night fishing directly.