Fishing for herring in winter is usually bottom fishing. The herring itself likes to be active in deeper water, especially in winter, because the shallow water can not meet their normal survival needs. In particular, larger herrings generally like to live at the bottom, when fishing at the bottom is easier to catch them. However, sometimes it is necessary to fish a little shallower, for example, when the water temperature is relatively high. However, generally speaking, it is not possible to fish directly, so the effect of fishing herring is not good.
1. Fishing for herring in winter. Fishing for bottom or floating
herring is one of the common freshwater fish. It can be fished, and it can also be fished in winter. However, in winter, the characteristics of herring should be fully considered in order to catch it more easily. The depth of fishing is an important issue, which needs to be determined according to which water layer the herring is in. Herring itself is a relatively large fish, often in the depths of the waters. In winter, because the water temperature will drop, the shallow waters are not suitable for the growth of herring, they generally go to deeper places, and many herring live directly at the bottom.
Considering this, when fishing for herring in winter, it is basically bottom fishing. Large herrings are generally at the bottom, and it is easier to catch them at the bottom, while floating herrings are less easily attracted. However, not all cases require bottom fishing, and sometimes it can be slightly shallower. For example, in places where the weather is warmer in winter, or when the water temperature is higher in a day, the depth of fishing can be slightly shallower. However, generally speaking, it can not float directly, and the effect is not good. As mentioned
above, fishing for herring in winter is generally bottom fishing, because herring is generally concentrated at the bottom of the waters, especially large herring. Specifically, the depth of fishing herring in winter is generally at least 3 meters, sometimes even up to 4 meters or 5 meters. Specifically, the suitable depth for fishing herring in different situations is also different, and there are many factors affecting it. For example, the situation in different waters is different, the area and depth are different, the specific depth of herring living in them is also different, and the fishing depth is different. Then there is the weather, the weather conditions are different, the distribution of herring is different, and the fishing depth is not exactly the same.
