The tenacity of the fishermen is enviable. To catch the fish of their dreams, they get up early in the morning, prepare a variety of baits and take with them a whole sea of fishing rods and baits.

Before the start of the season, first of all, pay attention to the timing of the spawning ban in your region.

Fish are sensitive to colors and smells. Experienced fishermen recommend painting the fishing line in different colors based on the time of year and conditions of the reservoir. Blue color is ideal for clear water, green for water at the time of flowering, and black for muddy bottom. If the bite has died down, wrap the jig in blue or emerald colored foil. Use dark baits during daylight hours on a bright bottom, and light baits in twilight and dark water.

Do not wear perfume when going fishing. Also, fish do not like the smell of tobacco, so wash your hands thoroughly before baiting. Coniferous trees that have fallen into the water scare away fish with the smell of resin, so it is better not to fish in such places.

The location of the fish usually depends on the temperature of the water, since the concentration of oxygen in places warmed by the sun and in places where the water is cooler is different. The fish come closer to the surface of the reservoir early in the morning or at night, and when the sun starts to get hot, they go deeper, so the fishing activity worsens. In rainy weather, fish live near the shore, so there is no point in casting a fishing rod too far.

Bream, as a rule, goes to depths of one and a half meters closer to the clay bottom. Walleye are usually found in open water. Carp try to stay close to the shore in places with a clay bottom and shallow depths, and burbot can be found near steep banks and under snags. Large pike become less active in summer, so it is better to catch them at the bottom of a pool or in a stream bed at a depth in algae.

You will find everything you need for successful fishing at the Bird Market and on the line of 4 clothing rows.