Don’t think that fishing is easy on all rainy days

Don’t think that fishing is good on all rainy days

1. Heavy rains and thunderstorms

The climate in summer is unpredictable, and heavy rains and thunderstorms are prone to occur. In this extreme weather, the rain splashed on the water surface, and the fish were so frightened that they hid in the deep water. If you fished near the shore, you would definitely not be able to catch any fish. In addition, let alone during a thunderstorm, people will be frightened even if they know what thunder is like, let alone fish. And don’t forget that your fishing rod is conductive. When your fishing rod is erected, it is almost like a lightning rod, which is too dangerous.

2. Sun Rain

Sun rain is an obvious feature of summer. Sometimes the sky is clear one moment, but then it rains when a dark cloud comes over. But the sun can still be seen in the sky. This kind of solar rain does not last long and the rainfall is not large. There was no improvement in the air pressure and weather. On the contrary, after the rainwater fell to the ground, the rainwater was quickly evaporated. The weather was more muggy than before, and the fish mouth was even worse.

Fishing is good when it rains in summer. In fact, it refers to light and moderate rain, especially light and moderate rain that lasts for most of the day. At this time, the water temperature has also dropped, the air pressure and dissolved oxygen have also increased, and the fish mouth will be more active. Moreover, these gentle rain sounds can also cover up our sounds on the shore, and the fish feel more secure. In addition, the food on the shore has also been washed into the water, and the water near the shore will be relatively turbid. Only then will the fish move confidently and boldly to look for food.