The success of fishing largely depends on whether the angler finds a good place to fish or not. Knowing some of the patterns and characteristics of the behavior of different species of fish, in any body of water you can find good places and return home with a rich catch.
It is necessary
- - knowledge about the lifestyle of fish;
- - a boat;
- - echo sounder.
Instructions
Step 1
Look for shallow places in a deep body of water, and deep depressions in a shallow river. On a narrow river, you should pay attention to wide places, and on a deep river, fish gather in narrow areas, since you can find more food there.
Step 2
If there is a dam or dike on the river, be sure to get closer to it. It will be successful to bite both above and below the dam, especially in the whirlpools. There is a lot of food in places where water falls from the dam, so fish gather here in large quantities. She feels safe under the cover of foam and loses her vigilance, gets used to the splash of water and noise, so it is very convenient to catch her.
Step 3
On a river densely overgrown with reeds and other vegetation, look for clean places. You can even purposefully clear a small area and fence it off from the duckweed with a twig ring. On the other hand, if the body of water is clean, fish on islands with vegetation and driftwood. Most often, fish, especially predatory ones, prefer to stay at the border of water and vegetation, in places where you can hide.
Step 4
If you are looking for catfish or burbot, pay attention to quiet pools and bays, deep places. In a deep bay near the coast, you can find pike or perch.
Step 5
Avoid sandbanks, large areas without vegetation - there is no food here, which means there are no fish. It is also useless to fish in a fast current, most often the fish cannot stay in place. However, there are exceptions - the easiest way to catch a chub is on the rapids.
Step 6
If you are a beginner, try using a fish finder to find a fishing spot. Having made a few circles on the boat on a pond or lake, you will understand the main foci of the location of fish and can identify patterns for yourself. The bottom topography is of great importance - for example, fish often move along the edges of dumps, holes, ravines, channels, especially downstream.
Step 7
Pay attention to external conditions. In hot weather, look for fish in the shade of bushes, cliffs, coastal trees, preferably in the early morning. In autumn, the fish prefers warm places, it is better to catch it in the evening or in the afternoon. On a summer night, fishing can be successful near clean, not overgrown banks, in the shallows or at the mouth of tributaries and streams.
