Tips for fishin

Tips for fishing Tents in winter

First and foremost we have to know that in the 4 seasons of the year the tents will behave differently. Our tents are ectotherms (regulate their temperature from the ambient temperature), this means that your body will be taking the temperature of the water, which causes them to change their metabolism, that is, the way to behave to acquire food . So we will take into account that at more than two and a half meters deep a microclimate is generated in which the water temperature - throughout the year - will be maintained in a parameter of degrees, there it does not affect to our fish but if the area is low, as in some lagoons that are carp, they will stay in the mud and there will be few days to eat tackle boxes.

So watch that, when the first frost falls it will be very difficult to find them, the tents will go to the deepest and they will be buried in the mud. Therefore, take into account the place you are going to choose, which is more than 2 m deep (with the buoy we can measure the depth, where more than 2 meters there they will launch). Thus they will gain that the water temperature is maintained throughout the year and therefore there will be more activity during the winter, it does not mean that they are with all the batteries because they are already affected by the low temperatures of the frosts.

What things to consider? In addition to the depth where we go fishing: comfort. I invested time and space in your home to see what to wear and what not, shelter. If you bang the frost, at night they occur; that is why it is necessary to be well sheltered to hold the wait for the Carp fishing bite.

An advantage of winter is that if we find them we will be able to find the biggest ones. On May 25/26 of last year we were taking out the record carp of 16.10 kg in Namekusei, which is not that they eat yes or yes in Winter but they do not share space with the fodder like the old water, the teeth and other species They can annoy the big tents to take the bait.

Surely we have the best catches at this time of year even if the small tents are always active, because they want to eat to grow if or if; the big ones are reserved ... they stay still according to the temperature. The important thing is always to understand the behavior of our fish, to know that in the winter we are going to get some incredible carpones if we have the waiting capacity and if we know that we are throwing the Flour in the right place.