Pangolins are very active, strong and persistent, so how do you fish for pangolins in the summer?

Time to fish for pangolins in summer

In summer, the pangolin's feeding time is mainly in the morning and evening, during the daytime when the temperature is strong, the pangolin will go into the deep water or the shade to avoid the heat, so anglers fishing for pangolins should try to fish in the morning and evening. In addition, you can also fish for pangolins on rainy days, when the weather is cooler and the pangolins' feeding activity is more frequent.

Summer Pangolin Fishing Positions

During the summer, pangolins feed mainly at the intersection of depths and depths, and like to scavenge on submerged rocks for algae, humus and organic debris. A good place to start is at the tip of a birch, which tends to have a high concentration of zooplankton and provides a good source of food for the pangolin, or even better if there is sand and gravel underwater.

How to catch pangolins in summer

Pangolins eat bait much like scavengers, with their mouths facing downwards and inhaling against the bottom. Therefore, when fishing for pangolin, you should try to let the hooks and ropes lie on the bottom, use shorter ropes, new size hooks, and let the lead fall to the bottom when adjusting the drift, similar to the traditional fishing, adjust the flat water to fish 2-3 eyes, and then lift the rod when the drift appears to move.

These are the first time I've ever seen a pangolin in the world, and I've never seen a pangolin in the world. My personal fishing line for pangolins is a size 1.5 main line with a size 1 or 1.2 leader and a size 5 hook. Wild pangolins are very strong, and hard rods are preferred. In summer, pangolins will feed in shallow water, and it is a normal strategy for anglers to use short rods for wild fishing!

Picking a fishing spot

Wild fishing for pangolins is usually carried out in lakes and reservoirs, and it is recommended to pick a fishing spot in an area of water with a mud and sand bottom that does not have a steep slope. For example, those small slopes protruding from the reservoir, but also around some dams in the reservoir area. It is important to note that pangolins are skittish and generally don't like to move around in large amounts of running water, so it is advisable to pick areas of still water when fishing.

The best season for pangolins is summer, when they tend to hang out in near-shore areas early in the morning and late in the evening, and then around midday in backwater bays or deeper, shaded water. During the mid-spring season, the pangolins tend to live in shallower waters most of the time.