Can you catch crucian carp in winter?

There are tears in the sea, and the blue fields breathe their jade to the sun. Fishing for crucian carp in sunny winter, the warm light shines directly on the water, and the fishermen bask in the sun, feeling very comfortable. The water temperature in the upper layer rises rapidly, forming a large temperature difference with the water temperature in the middle and lower layers, and the crucian carp will float up or even swim near the water surface. Faced with this fish situation, many fishermen are often helpless and can't catch fish. Some fishing friends say that you can try to drift, so can you drift when fishing for crucian carp in winter? Next, we will discuss the feasibility of floating crucian carp in winter and the water layer effect of floating crucian carp in winter.

First, the upper layer of floating fishing

If the school of crucian carp swims close to the water surface, with its back bare and dark, is it feasible to float directly to the upper layer, that is, to a depth of about 50 cm? The answer is no, it's not feasible at all. Because the water in the upper layer is relatively clear, it is easy for fish to see the fishing rod and line group, and the action produced by the fishing rod and line group when throwing the rod is enough to scare away the fish. Therefore, floating fishing in the upper layer is not feasible.

Second, middle-level floating fishing.

If the fishing depth is about 2m and the fishing depth is about 1 m, it belongs to the middle layer of floating fishing. After the bait with light specific gravity and good atomization enters the water, it slowly falls in the water, which can attract crucian carp to the middle layer of the water, but anglers need to control the specific gravity of the bait and adjust the proportion of light chaff in the bait.

Third, the lower floating fishing.

If the state and taste of the bait are good, it can attract the crucian carp in the upper and middle layers to catch up with the lower layers. In fact, floating fishing in the lower layer is what fishermen often call' fishing off the bottom', which is suitable for use in the afternoon or evening, because the water temperature in the lower layer gradually rises to a temperature similar to that in the upper layer, and the fish gradually return to the lower layer.

Fourth, the whole fishing method

Top-down fishing is a full-range fishing method. Use the jujube core float with the mesh number of 15, and the lead consumption is below1.5g. When fishing, hang bait to find the bottom, and move the lead pendant up about 50 cm. After the hook enters the water, the bait will slowly fall in the water, pass through various water layers and finally fall to the bottom. No matter which water layer the fish is in, if the bait falls slowly from the side, it is possible to catch up and bite the hook.