Most people believe that winter is the world of rock fishing, and autumn is so red that black hair, white hair, and stinky belly should come on stage. But winter is also an excellent time for beach fishing. Perhaps it is a preconceived notion that winter is the golden season for rock fishing, but in fact, beach fishing enthusiasts who truly understand it enjoy going out to fish in winter.

The benefits of beach fishing in winter

On the one hand, the beach in winter is not crowded like in summer, so there is no overcrowding, and tying knots and threads is even less common.

On the one hand, there are few small fish in winter, and during this time, when the front passes through, the big fish that appear under the waves are difficult to see. Although there are not as many small fish as in summer, as long as one can grasp the tide, fishing grounds, and fishing techniques, there will often be stunning bite situations.

From the ninth month of the lunar calendar to February and March of the following year, it is the best time for beach fishing. Although the sand shuttle, which was originally active in summer during this winter season, has already swam to the deep field to avoid the cold, large flower bodied chicken fish, afternoon fry, catfish, water carp, and red winged fry are abundant. If the weather is suitable, the right fishing spot is chosen, and the tide and terrain are mastered, good results can be achieved.

In winter, the beach fishing grounds should be deep

Usually, when fishing on the beach in winter, one should choose a deeper fishing spot. The simple visual method is to stand on the beach and look at the concave area of the water bay, where there are fewer waves on the sea surface. After the beginning of spring in the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar, one should choose a shallow "flat" place to lower the pole. There is a Taiwanese proverb that says' spring fish climb onto the plateau ', which means this.

When throwing, when choosing the flat corner at the foot of the wave, the "flat corner" is located at the low and flat point after the first wave rises, so it will stir up waves. Therefore, the high waves represent that the seabed below is very shallow, and there will be "depressions" and deep grooves behind the low and flat point. Fish schools are actually foraging in these deep grooves, also known as "flow grooves". When we throw the fishing group out, after the lead hammer touches the bottom, we need to slowly move towards the recovery line. If we feel the lead hammer enter the deep groove and roll the line again, we will feel a heavy feeling.

However, it should be noted that after being thrown into the seabed, the fishing team does not let the lead hammer wait for a long time, but instead shakes it unrealistically and slightly retracts the line. To avoid causing the phenomenon of "awkward sand" to hang at the bottom. Closing the line is to attract the attention of fish schools in the flowing ditch.

Winter fishing at noon is the perfect time

The best situation for fishing in winter is cloudy with small waves. If the wind and waves exceed level six, the lead hammer will accompany the waves from east to west. If the waves are strong, even the fish schools cannot stay because they follow the tide. So generally speaking, on days of high tide, schools of fish tend to lean towards the shore, and during the day, when the tide gradually recedes after reaching full tide, schools of fish have the strongest willingness to forage. The farther the tide recedes, the fiercer and stronger the bait becomes.

In winter, there is often wind, so the temperature is very low. When fishing, pay attention to whether your clothing is warm enough. The fish species in winter are very delicious. For example: Wuzai fish, Miiuyu fish, Congzi fish, Red winged fish, and so on.