Fish carp habits and features

The most famous and recognizable fish in the world is carp. It has such valuable nutritional properties and at the same time it grows and grows so quickly that it is very cost-effective for breeding in fish farms. Therefore, the departments that sell fish are always full of them. However, carp is a fish that has a number of habits and addictions in natural conditions. She is very, very cautious, therefore, for successful fishing, the fisherman needs to know the rules of camouflage.

Fish carp refers to schooling species. However, the smaller each individual, the more large flocks they gather and vice versa. Coastal thickets are a food place for carp. Therefore, the flock is always at a depth, but not far from the place of feeding.

The favorite habitat is floodplains of rivers with a slow flow of waters, having extensive depressions and bottom holes. Remarkable conditions for life fish carp finds in places where forests were cut down during preparation for flooding during the construction of dams on rivers. There are a lot of decaying logs and mountains of branches at a depth of more than five meters. Here they are flocks and like to settle so that to the place of feeding in the coastal thickets the distance was no more than three hundred meters. At the parking carp fish does not feed on anything, but only rest and winter. To the place of feeding, she walks several times a day, mostly one way.

Experienced fishermen know this well, they are skillfully and carefully prepare to sit and pre-bait for fishing. Sizha (siege) should be removed a few meters from the shore and be well camouflaged by armfuls of plant material. But before organizing the place of catching, you should make sure that it is here that the fish route is going.

Carp gives himself away because he likes to play pranks. To do this, he jumps out of the water from time to time and flops back to it flatly, forming many round waves on the water. Sometimes their muzzles curl out of the water and then plunge into it again. The best fishing is at a distance of twenty to fifty meters from their parking lot, and in order to stop the flock on its way to the feeding place, it is necessary to prepare a new "dining room" for it. The better the groundbait, the longer the pack lingers around the seine or the fisherman's boat. The bait for carp should be at the bottom level. Therefore, the bottom fishing rod is the best tackle.

There are fishermen who, planting corn grain or fresh green peas, take the carp and the float rod well enough, but, true, in paid reservoirs. In the wild as a complementary food, steamed grains of cereals and peas, makuh and cake are good. Spawning in carp begins during the killing of rye. Until this time, the fish is caught perfectly on the worm, and after laying eggs, the bread crumb with boiled potatoes also takes well. The best time for fishing is early morning at dawn, when the sun warmed up the water and the dew on the grass begins to evaporate. But in the hot summer days of July-August, carp is caught well from the evening dawn to the morning dawn. With the onset of autumn, he begins to eat throughout the day, trying to accumulate nutrients for a long winter.