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When fishing in natural waters in wild, choosing a suitable fishing spot can achieve twice the result with half the effort. Moreover, the larger the water surface, the more uneven the distribution of fishing spots, and the more important it is to choose fishing spots. There are many ways to choose a fishing spot, such as fishing on the beach in spring, fishing on the deep summer, fishing on the abyss in autumn, and fishing on the sun in winter. This is the idea of ​​fishing on the temperature and fishing on the shallow fishing on the water temperature. Different water temperature conditions will be different. For example, long waist, square fishing angle, plow tip, peninsula, and narrow width are all the ideas for choosing terrain. Whether it is the depth or the terrain, it should not be the first step in choosing a fishing position. The first step should be to determine the general direction of fishing, that is, the direction issue.

We all know that the plow tip is a very good fish channel terrain, because when the fish feed along the shore, the plow tip will become much closer to the shore, so it is easier to catch fish. If it is windy weather, should I fish for the tip of the plow against the wind or the tip of the plow against the wind? Different choices will definitely cause different fish to catch. For example, when catching crucian carp, you need to fish for grass. Aquatic plants are also divided into water-propelled plants, submerged plants, and floating plants. Which type of aquatic plants is the area where there are many fish hidden? Regarding fishing for grass, there are the same ideas in all seasons, and the number of submerged plants and water-propelled plants will be much higher. There are also four directions: southeast, west and north. Whether to find a fishing spot on the east bank or go to the west bank to find a fishing spot on the end will affect the final fishing catch. Many times, fish are only in certain directions, and there are no fish in other locations.

When fishing for long poles, there is a saying that fishing in the west in the morning and fishing in the afternoon. The meaning is very simple, it is nothing more than fishing in the light. It should be noted that this stage is more suitable for the stage where the temperature is more suitable, and the stage where you can fish in shallow water without being cold or hot. The light is relatively sufficient, the water temperature is higher, and the backlight direction is more likely to have fish due to its warm characteristics. Also, because the water temperature is not high, this is the stage when you can catch shallow water. Because traditional fishing is a fishing method of standing and walking, the target is relatively large, and the figures of humans and poles are easily projected to the shallow water area. Swinging around will scare the fish, but this problem will not be so obvious when fishing against the light.

When choosing a fishing spot, there is also the saying that fishing for north wind in summer and south wind in winter. In fact, it is inevitable to encounter windy weather when going out to fish. The wind directions are different and the temperature conditions are different. There is also a difference between fishing for headwinds or sheltering from the wind. The fish will be much better in the summer when the north wind is hot, because the north wind is a cooling high-pressure weather, so the fish will be more active. At this time, you should fish for the headwind position, because the headwind position has the characteristics of high dissolved oxygen, so it is best to fish for Nan'an in the north wind. If it is winter fishing, the temperature difference between the south wind and the south wind is small, and it is mostly cloudy and warmer. The fish will be good. You should fish for a shelter position in winter. It is obvious that it is better to find a shelter position in Nan'an.

Fish for cool fishing for high temperatures and fish for sunny fishing for low temperatures. This is because the lighting intensity of shade and sunny is different, and the water temperature in different areas of the same water area will be greatly different. When the temperature is high, for example, in summer, you can choose to fish for shade, bridge holes, etc., or behind larger buildings. If it is a season with low temperatures, such as winter, it is naturally best to fish in the direction of the sun. The direction towards the sun refers to the south and east sides. Because of more adequate lighting, the water temperature will be slightly higher and the possibility of fish nests is the highest. This seems to be somewhat inconsistent with finding a shelter on the south bank of the south wind sky above, which involves the priority of fishing spot selection. When the wind direction and direction conflict, the wind direction should be ranked first, so it is no problem to fish in the south bank in winter.

In other words, when fishing for headwinds in high temperatures, you don’t have to consider the east and west locations too much. When fishing for low temperatures, you don’t have to consider the direction of the north and south too much. Choose the right "direction" and find special terrain or aquatic grass area on this basis, the chance of catching fish will be much higher.