When is the best time to go fishing?, Is it better to fish during the day or at night? Well, you can fish whenever you want. This time we talk about night fishing, and we will tell you how fish de night on the river.
It should be noted that seasonal changes and climate changes have a great influence. So it is you who decides whether or not to go fishing at night. But we go! Let's learn together about night fishing on the river.
How to Night Fish on the River
Going fishing involves planning, especially if you don't want to return home empty-handed. The first thing you should consider is the river you are going to fish in, since it is necessary to know the depth, width, speed of the water and even the temperature. These factors will tell you whether or not it is viable to fish at night in that place.
For night fishing in the river, you should consider locating the areas where you can catch fish more easily:
- The curved edges of the river. Well, in general, the current of water, usually drags the food for the fish to these spaces, and the fish will want to go looking for it
- River mouths, as it is another area rich in fish food
- Weeds and islands, places where fish often hide from predators
It is advisable to choose a calm river, in which the water currents do not pose a risk to you and the group that accompanies you. And it is not a good idea to go fishing only at night.
Now, to fish at night in the river, you must follow some recommendations:
- Be sure to bring the proper and complete fishing equipment with you
- Use strong-smelling lures, and if possible, research the favorite bait of the fish you'd like to catch.
- Don't forget the lead! Tie it to a slider on the line so you can anchor the bait to the bank. This is the best way to prevent it from moving through the current
- Cast the line. Grab your fishing rod firmly and cast the line into the water as far as you can, holding the pole firmly. When the bait and line are in the water, you must firmly hold the rod stick
- Fishing can be a bit strenuous, and to avoid fatigue, it is necessary to establish a resting place for your rod. A place to put it while you wait for the fish to take the bait
- Use a smiling alarm, which you must place at the top of the post. This will notify you when a fish bites the bait
- Hearing the alarm, he reacts immediately. He pulls the rod quickly so that the fish is hooked correctly. You do this by pulling the rod stick up hard, and start reeling in the line.
Now, you are ready to go night fishing in a river.
