What is the good wind direction for fishing in spring?

Spring is more suitable for fishing in the south wind, because when the south wind blows, it brings warm and humid airflow, which is often related to rain. Southerly days have three characteristics.

First, the temperature will rise slightly in a stable way, because southerly winds bring warm and humid air, which will lead to relatively stable water temperature. For spring, when the temperature is not high, the relatively stable water temperature is naturally more conducive to fishing.

The second is that when the wind blows south, the wind is usually not strong. There is also a saying that fishing in shallow water is more suitable if the wind is small. On the contrary, if the wind is strong, the shallow water will not be calm, and the fish will hide in calmer deep water.

The third is that the south wind is cloudy and the air pressure is slightly lower, but the water temperature is low in spring and there will be no shortage of dissolved oxygen in the water. It's cloudy in spring, cloudy and not stuffy.