/kloc-can you catch carp in winter around 0/0 degrees? How come?

Carp can be caught around 10℃ in winter, but it is most active around 20℃, and it will be more difficult to catch around 10℃. However, as long as you choose a good fishing spot and prepare some rich bait, you can also attract carp well. In winter, the opening of carp will be smaller and it needs more oxygen, so when fishing, you need to pay attention to choosing fishing spots with sufficient oxygen. 1. Can I catch carp around 10℃ in winter? Carp can be caught at 10℃ in winter, but their activity is the highest only at 20℃. Around 10℃, the activity of carp is not particularly high, so it will be difficult to catch. But as long as the bait for fishing is prepared and the appropriate fishing spots are selected, carp can also be attracted well.

Second, how to catch carp 10℃ in winter. Prepare fishing tackle: carp have small openings in winter, so it is best to prepare a small hook for them at this time, and the fishing line does not need to be too thick. But carp live in deep water in winter, so the fishing rod needs to be longer.

2. Prepare bait: If you want to catch carp in winter, you need to prepare some bait with strong smell for them, so as to attract carp better. More suitable are earthworms, red worms, loach and so on.

3. Choose fishing spots: Carp will enter deep water in winter, and the choice of fishing spots needs to be decided according to the weather and temperature. In general, the temperature in winter is about 10℃, and the fishing depth can be controlled at about 2-3 meters. The location of fishing spots should be chosen in places with abundant food and oxygen. After determining the fishing point, you can choose a fixed reference. When throwing the rod, try to put the reference object, fishing rod and landing point in a straight line, so that the effect of throwing the rod is the best.

4. Fishing: Because carp eat less in winter, once the signal is floated, it is necessary to walk the fish in time and lift the pole in time after turning over.