to find fish nests 1. Look at bubbles: When ice fishing, if you can find fish nests in advance, then it will be easier to catch fish when fishing, so it is best to find fish nests in advance. First of all, we can find the fish nest through bubbles. There are usually more bubbles in the places where fish gather, because fish spit out bubbles when they move, and different fish spit out different bubbles. Where there are more and irregular bubbles in the water area, it is likely that the fish nest is located.
2. Look at the color of the ice surface: In addition, you can also look at the color of the ice surface. In some places, the ice surface is blue or green, and in some places, it is yellow. The light yellow position indicates that the ice surface is relatively shallow, and the lighter place may be the location of the fish nest.
3. Look at the cracks: You can also observe whether there are cracks on the ice surface. If there are some fine cracks, then the air will enter through the cracks. That is to say, there is enough oxygen in such a place. Such a place is likely to be a fish nest.
4. Look at the aquatic plants: You can also look at the aquatic plants. Aquatic plants are very important for fish. They can help them keep warm, provide them with a place to hide, and also have more food to eat. In places where there are many aquatic plants, there may also be fish nests.
to find fish bubbles have been introduced above. When ice fishing, you can find fish nests through the bubbles that fish spit out. However, sometimes these bubbles are not all spit out by fish, for example, some are emitted by methane at the bottom of the water, so when looking for them, we need to distinguish the difference between the two. Generally speaking, if the bubbles under the ice are very large or very small and uniform, it is likely that they are not fish bubbles. If the bubbles under the ice are not uniform, but different in size and shape, it is possible that they are fish bubbles spit out by fish.
