1. how many meters is the most suitable

for fishing silver carp in spring? Silver carp belongs to freshwater fish, and it is a common freshwater fish species in China. Spring fishing silver carp, you can use the way of floating fishing, that is, fishing in a relatively shallow place. This is because the temperature in spring is more suitable than in other seasons, neither as hot as in summer nor as cold as in winter, when silver carp are more likely to move in the shallow layer. At this time, in most cases, fishing can be between 0.5 meters and 1.3 meters. When the weather is relatively warm, such as around 20 degrees Celsius, silver carp are basically in this range of activities, fishing in this range will have a good harvest.

However, in some cases, it is also necessary to fish in a slightly deeper place. For example, some very large silver carp may live in deeper locations, such as near 2 meters. If the target is this relatively large silver carp, then it is recommended to fish at this depth. In addition, even in spring, sometimes there will be sudden cooling weather, in this case, silver carp are more inclined to go to deeper waters, at this time, they can also fish at a depth of about 2 meters. However, although it is cooling, it is not necessary to fish too deep, generally speaking, it will not directly fish the bottom.

2. What kind of rod is good

for fishing silver carp in spring? It has been introduced above that fishing silver carp in spring should choose the right depth. In addition, the preparation of fishing tackle is also an important aspect, and the fishing rod is an important kind of fishing tackle. Spring fishing silver carp, hand rod is better fishing, in most cases, hand rod can meet the requirements. Attention should be paid to the length, and it is more appropriate to choose 4.5 meters or 3.6 meters. Then there is the tonality, that is, the hardness of the fishing rod needs to pay attention to the choice. Generally speaking, it is not recommended to use too hard rod, otherwise it is easy to break in the process of fishing silver carp. It is recommended to use 37 or 28 rods.