On summer mornings, anglers still soak up the tranquility of the lake or riverside, enjoying a slow and relaxing time. Compared to spring, the fishing environment in summer presents some challenges. The high temperature makes the fish in the water appear lazy and the desire to forage is also weakened, which causes some trouble for anglers. Skilled anglers know that in such an environment, taking the right approach can still yield great results. As the saying goes, "a big nest is a good catch", and in summer fishing, it is particularly important to make a nest to lure fish.
Choosing an ideal fishing spot is crucial. Many anglers tend to overlook the importance of finding the bottom before choosing a fishing spot. In an unfamiliar fishing spot, the fishing spot may seem good, but in fact, the situation under the water may not be ideal. Some spots may be covered by aquatic weeds or have uneven bottoms, which can affect the foraging of fish and the catch of anglers. Before nesting, it is important to perform a bottom survey to ensure that the fishing spot you choose is suitable for nesting.
The next step is to choose the nest material. In summer fishing, it is better to choose coarse-grained nest material. Sift the granules of the litter and select the part with the largest particles. If you need to cooperate with the particles, you can stir the bottom material with water before putting it in, which can prolong the retention time of the nest material and improve the effect of attracting fish. When stocking the nest material, it is necessary to pay attention to maintaining the accuracy of the nest and not to be too scattered, so as not to lead to the dispersion of the fish. The amount should not be too large when mending the nest, and each nest should be controlled in a small piece to maintain the aggregation effect of the fish. When preparing nest materials, you can add some flavorful fishing bait to meet the preferences of the fish and increase the effect of attracting fish.
When nesting, it is important to accurately dosing the nest material. Many anglers may throw it away, causing the nest material to spread out prematurely, affecting the effect of attracting fish. It is recommended to use tools such as nest beaters to accurately deliver nest material to the designated nest site to ensure that the nest material can effectively attract fish to gather.
Summer fishing can be challenging, but with the right approach, you can still get a good catch. As a crucial part of summer fishing, nesting requires anglers to master the skills, choose the right fishing spots and nest materials, and accurately deliver them to improve the success rate of fishing.
In summer fishing, in addition to the correct nesting techniques, the choice of bait is also crucial. Compared to spring, summer fish are less eager to feed, and may no longer be interested in some irritating baits. Using vegetarian bait as a nest fishing effect is also very good. Vegetarian baits usually have a light flavor that makes them more likely to attract the interest of fish, especially during the hot summer months.
For example, when fishing for crucian carp in the wild, you can try using sake rice bait as nest material. Sake rice bait is light and tasty, attracting crucian carp closer to the den and increasing the chance of catch. If the effect of using sake rice bait alone is not good, you can also add some commercial bait in an appropriate amount to increase the effect of attracting fish. When fishing for crucian carp in reservoirs, consider not using irritating baits such as chaff cake to avoid alerting the fish. It is not advisable to add excessive small medicine to the nest material, because small medicine usually has a pungent odor, and excessive use may be counterproductive, causing the fish to be alert and affecting the fishing effect.
In addition, anglers should also pay attention to the number of nests when making nests. Normally, 3-5 nests should be maintained at a time, if the number is too small, the fish may not be able to gather together, which will affect the effectiveness of the catch. It is important to maintain an appropriate number of nests to increase the concentration of fish and increase the success rate of fishing.
Summer fishing can be challenging, but with the right tips and methods, you can still get a good catch. Choosing the right nest and feed, accurately placing the nest material, and choosing the right bait are all crucial factors in summer fishing. It is hoped that anglers will be able to enjoy the fun and sense of accomplishment of fishing on the shore of a lake or river in summer through these skills.