How to find fish nests for ice fishing

How to find fish nests for ice fishing is as follows:

Looking at the bubbles: looking at the bubbles is also known as looking for fish stars in folklore, and it will be more common when fishing for carp. Carp feeding time will turn up the mud and sand under the water, there is a long string of bubbles, the distance can be seen, so you can pursue the fish star fishing, this is extremely good in late spring and early summer before and after the carp reproduction, commonly known as the pursuit of star fishing. Often the use of a long pole and short line fishing method, to see the location of the fish star appeared, the bait handed to the front of the fish star towards, a little wait a few minutes, it is likely to catch a big carp, very simple and effective.

Carp fishing in winter can also be done by looking for fish stars to find schools of fish, this is because of the low temperature in winter, carp piled up in the water temperature is higher. Piling up in groups should report a warming effect, so the lower the temperature the higher the number of carp in a nest tends to be. The respiration of the carp under the water makes peanut-sized bubbles appear on the surface of the water, with one or two popping up occasionally and staying on the surface for a long time without bursting. Because the carp are in schools, there is also often a school of carp underwater where a single bubble appears.

Winter can not find the fish nest harvest is basically doomed to misery, so winter fishing do not have to rush pole, spend a long time to find the fish nest, in fact, ultimately still "earned". After arriving at the fishing ground to walk around and look around, must not figure convenient. The first thing that you need to do is to get a good deal on your own, and then you'll be able to get a good deal on your own, and then you'll be able to get a good deal on your own, and then you'll be able to get a good deal on your own.

Take a look around the fishing ground and see if there is any place where the fish stars come out. If you find a fish star, gently put a little nesting material here, and gather the fish together, and then accurately place the hooks to this nesting place to start fishing, and the big carp tends to be one on top of the other. In fact, looking for fish stars is not only suitable for open water, in ice fishing can also be observed under the ice surface whether there are bubbles, because the winter carp do not like to move, even if the bubbles are frozen in the ice, underneath is often also a fish nest.

Looking at the color of the water: In other seasons, there is also the idea of looking at the color of the water, but it's a little different than in winter. In other seasons, the main purpose of looking at the color of the water is to determine the density of the fish, such as yellow-green water, is often more "healthy" water quality, the density of the fish tend to be larger, and more energetic, open the door in good condition.

Winter fishing is a good time to look at the darker color of the water, where there are often schools of fish. The color of the water has to do with three factors, the first is the density of algae in the water, the second is the material under the water, and the third is whether there are obstacles under the water. If the water color is dark due to algae in the water, it means that this is a place where algae winter over and the water temperature must be on the high side.

If there is dark silt at the bottom of the water, it will also cause the water to be darker in color. The ability of silt to absorb heat and prevent heat dissipation is much higher than that of sand and gravel, so the water temperature in such a place will also be higher. At the same time, the bottom of the water also tends to have more algae; if the bottom of the water has a dark grass, here the water color will also be dark, winter fishing dark grass, because the dark grass heat absorption and insulation, for the fish in the water to shield the wind and rain, and will not affect the light, such a location will often have fish.