How to catch crucian carp in early winter

It is difficult to catch crucian carp in early winter, and tantalum has mastered certain methods and points. It is not difficult to catch crucian carp.

Generally speaking, it is appropriate to catch crucian carp at both ends in early winter, and the best time is 8: 00 am ~10 and 2: 00 pm ~ 4: 00 pm.

From 8: 00 am to 10, the surface of the pool water was hit by a cold current all night, and the water temperature was much colder than the bottom, with a great temperature difference. At this time, the crucian carp began to forage for a day, so fishing for crucian carp in early winter is the best policy.

When the weather is cold in winter, crucian carp swim to the deep water area, especially the deep water area with sunken bottom for winter, and naturally form a fish nest. Finding a fish nest depends on looking, looking, asking and trying. Whether to go to a strange place, first look at the topography of the fish pond, whether to find the location of the fish nest, whether to ask the locals or fish pond owners about the fish pond in a strange place, whether to test the water depth and spread bait, and must be tested repeatedly.

In addition, it is best to catch crucian carp on sunny and cloudy days in early winter, because the water temperature in the upper layer is lower than that in the lower layer, and crucian carp live underwater. Whether it is sunny or cloudy, it is important to observe the wind direction before choosing a fishing spot. When there is wind, look for the weak wind area in the headwind, and then look for the slope edge, sunny surface, water grass area or concave-convex area in the weak wind area.

Although the weather is very cold in winter, you can often catch crucian carp below 10 degrees Celsius. It is best to choose sunny, windy or windless weather for crucian carp fishing in the middle of winter. Although the fish's foraging ability is poor when the water temperature is below 10℃, if the bait is sent to the fish's mouth, crucian carp, carp and even grass carp will still take the bait, so remember to get off the hook in a deep water, sunny, sheltered and warm place when fishing in winter.