Trout fishing

Especially popular with fishermen is the fishing of trout by the stream. It is one of the most beautiful fish belonging to the family of salmonids. The hunt for it is very exciting, but at the same time it is difficult. Recently, the number of fans of this fish has increased significantly. In order to preserve this beautiful view, one must adhere to some rules of catching. The most important of these is the inadmissibility of catching trout that has not reached puberty. However, even more important for everyone is an all-out obstacle to the pollution of water bodies, which has a disastrous effect on all its inhabitants.

The most important stage is choosing a place for fishing. Trout fishing directly depends on the well-chosen location. In spring, the largest trout most often comes across, as the catching season only begins and the fish do not yet observe proper care and are more likely to fall into the field of view of an angler. And after a flood, a large fish is much more difficult to detect, since it is looking for more convenient places for itself.

Trout fishing for spinning is used by a fairly large number of anglers. Spinning workers prefer to fish on vibrating or rotating small spoons. More chances to catch the trout at the beginning of the season, with the help of slow and deep wiring spoon baits near the bottom.

In the spring period, preference is given to smaller water bodies. Often in the afternoon you can observe trout lying in wait for insects that float on the surface of the water. During this period, you can catch fish and a dry fly.

The most successful is trout fishing in May and June. The warming of the air causes an abundance of insects, and during this period the fish shows the greatest activity. It excites anglers with circles that diverge on the surface. Its habitats are constant until the fall.

Trout is a cautious fish, and it goes out for fishing late in the evening, at night or early in the morning. During the day she is in her hiding place. A large fish actively hunts only at night. If the fisherman is lucky in determining the exact location of the fish, the success is guaranteed. But this is often not easy. This will require maximum perseverance, patience and, of course, skills. More experienced anglers develop over time a certain flair for finding places of the greatest accumulation of fish. They also know that finding a parking lot does not mean catching trout. Here you need patience and patience. First, anglers study the behavior of the fish and determine the place where it lasts for the longest time. Large trout behave with caution, and any careless movement can cost a fisherman very expensive. Trout fishing can be most successful at a time when the fish actively hunts everything that is in motion. At this point, she becomes less cautious. The mass flight of insects to some extent dulls her vigilance.

In addition, she likes to pursue her prey at a great distance, and this facilitates the process of her catching.

Trout hunters are very fond of warm summer days when there is a fine drizzle. At this time, success for them is most likely. Also, biting can also be successful after strong, but short-term rains, after which there is a slight turbidity of the water. It also plays into the hands of anglers.

Trout fishing in the winter has its charms, but from the summer it is somewhat different. In winter, trout can be found in the same shelters as in summer: in pits, near ice-free rifts, under the shore. In winter, trout are always hungry, so it is with great pleasure pounced on any bait. The only thing that can scare her away is punching holes. She, naturally, gets worried and then leaves. However, the bait does its job, and the fish, in the end, greedily throws at it. Having got on the hook, the trout quickly starts to rush under snags or stones, trying to go to the depth.