Fishing fans will confirm that this activity is not only interesting, but also quite challenging. After all, success depends on many factors. For example, the wind and its direction have a great influence on the good biting of fish.
How the wind affects a good catch
Yes, successful fishing depends a lot on the direction of the wind. Fishermen know that while the northerly and easterly winds are blowing, a lot of fish cannot be brought home for the reason that such winds will soon cause a cold snap. And with southerly winds, on the contrary, warming is expected soon.
When the wind changes, the air temperature also changes. With a decrease in air temperature, the reservoir cools down, which can affect the behavior of fish in different ways. Here it is not particularly clear whether the catch will be good or not. As a rule, the biting of trout can improve, since such fish feeds mainly during periods of a sharp decrease in temperature, for example, it was 10 degrees, a cold wind blew, it became 8 degrees.
With cold winds, you can not hope to catch perch, carp, crucian carp for the simple reason that they are the most thermophilic fish. Everything will happen exactly the opposite, with an increase in air temperature. The bite of cold-loving fish will be weak, and the bite of heat-loving fish will be successful.
Winds can affect not only air temperature, but also precipitation. In clear summer weather, good biting is expected on rainy days, and in early spring and late autumn, on the contrary, on sunny days. Fish in their environment are able to sense the slightest changes and immediately react to them.
It follows from this that when setting out on a fishing trip, you first need to determine the direction of the wind, and then the prospect of fishing may become obvious.
Wind at all seasons
As mentioned above, in summer the catch is better on rainy days, and this is explained by the fact that when the heat is stable for several days, the fish do not have enough oxygen. Therefore, its activity increases before the rain, during and after.
In early spring, almost any weather is good for fishing, especially on sunny days. This is due to the fact that after a long winter the fish are hungry and less sensitive to weather changes. It is only recommended to use thin, almost invisible fishing lines during this period, since the water is still unclouded and almost transparent.
In autumn, the fish again begins to show activity with westerly and easterly winds, as it feels the approaching cold. In winter, a good catch should be expected only in calm and sunny weather, when pike perch and perch are actively caught. And in a strong blizzard and frost, burbot is active.
