How about going fishing after 4 am in the summer? The best time to go fishing every day in the summer

Fishing enthusiasts all know that it is very difficult to catch fish during the hot summer, except for rainy days, especially after the beginning of the dog days. The reason is that the temperature and water temperature are high in summer, and low pressure weather often occurs. Fish mostly hide in deep waters far away during the day, and have little enthusiasm for foraging! When night falls, the temperature and water temperature drop, and the air pressure rises relatively. At this time, after being hungry for a day, the fish swim to the shore to forage for food under the cover of night!

How about going fishing after 4 a.m. in the summer?

This is a good idea! Judging from the time of fishing, in most cases, fish are active from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. in the summer.

In summer, the temperature is high and the ultraviolet rays are strong during the day. Not only are fish less likely to bite, but it is also easy to burn the skin or get heatstroke. However, from night to early morning, fish are relatively active and the temperature and air pressure are very comfortable. A few days ago, I wrote an article about the choice of time for night fishing. The anglers in the article and the comments area unanimously agreed that the early morning to early morning is the best time for fish to bite in summer.

At 4 a.m., when it is still dark, you should prepare bait, lights or luminous floats in advance when fishing. If conditions permit, you can prepare a nest in the first half of the night. In summer, the bait should be light as much as possible. Big grass carp and big carp often come to take the hook at this time, so the rope and landing net are necessary items.

The best time of day for fishing in summer

1. 6pm to 10pm

After 6pm, the air and water temperature begin to drop, and it is not so uncomfortable for people to go fishing. At this time, small fish such as crucian carp and whitebait begin to approach the shore to feed. After 8pm, the sky is completely dark. At this time, the vigilant big fish also begin to swim to the shore to feed!

2. 3am to 7am

Generally, the sky will start to brighten at 4 am in the summer. After a night of nearshore activities, fish will return to deep water after the water temperature rises! In order to have enough energy to cope with the whole day, the period from 3 am to 7 am becomes the last foraging time before the fish return to deep water. The fish will forage frantically and eat bait actively!

This makes the above two periods the golden time for fishing in summer. Usually the morning period is better than the night period, which is the first golden time! Sometimes there will be a small peak from 11 pm to 1 am, when there are mostly large fish!

How to preserve the fish you catch so that it won't die

1. Keep it in a fish tank

This is what anglers generally do. They set up a fish basket next to the fishing spot and then put the caught fish into the fish basket during the fishing process. The fish basket is connected to the water at the fishing spot and has sufficient oxygen, so the fish will not die from lack of oxygen.

2. Give fish oxygen

Put the fish you caught in a watertight container and add clean water. If the container is large enough and there are not many fish, the fish will not die in a short time. If the container is small and there are many fish, it will be crowded, so you should consider using an oxygenator to increase oxygen for the fish and prolong their life.

3. Put it in the fishing box

This is a method of preserving live fish in the winter. Put some ice in the fishing box before going out, and put the caught fish in the fishing box when you get home. I have tried it and found that sea fish can be kept in it for at least half an hour without dying, and they are still alive and kicking when I open it at home.