Many men agree that winter fishing – the best holiday which brings great pleasure. At the same time it is worth noticing that such hobby is dangerous as catching is carried out on ice and it is necessary to know how it is correct to find fish. In such situation secrets of winter fishing which will help to avoid possible problems will be useful and to bring home a good catch. At once it would be desirable to tell that no fish does cost life therefore it is not necessary to come to bad ice, well or at least choose superficial reservoirs and collect the company for the help.
Secrets of successful fishing
For a start we will present the general councils which will be useful regardless of which you are going to catch fish. The most important secret of winter fishing which concerns how to find fish. It is worth remembering that fish hides where there are more seaweed or in places where streams fall into a reservoir. If the purpose – large fish, then consider that it winters at a depth therefore use a depth gage. That fish was not frightened, the hole is recommended to be darkened, for example, using snow which it is worth disguising an opening, having left the place for a fishing line. If weather windy, then take a shovel from plywood or metal and close a hole that she was not killed with snow. To prevent freezing of a hole, it is necessary to thrust into it the crushed hay or a grass which will attract in addition fish.
Fishing secrets of winter fishing:
- The small fry keeps at a small depth, and at times and in general comes to shallow water. She needs to be fed up, for example, the crushed crackers or millet cereal. It is important to choose elastic and very sensitive nod.
- If left for a pike, then it is necessary to make several holes that between them there were about 4-5 m. Remove sludge ice from a hole so that the spinner left under water. The pike when on a reservoir the first thick ice is best of all caught.
- To catch a burbot take a wooden stick with a motovilets. It is the best of all to catch such fish during from 18 to 23 h.
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