How many months is the best month to fish for yellow croaker
Generally speaking, it is better to fish for yellow croaker at sunrise and sunset from May to August.
Fishing for yellow croaker is relatively simple, 7 points location, 3 points fishing tackle, 1 point technology. The drift is usually a black drift, eat the dead mouth. You should bring a hook remover with you when you are fishing. Sometimes, after a few times of taking off the hook, the yellow croaker will become more cautious. This time, you can adjust the drift to catch the moment of downturn, so that the yellowtail fishing is also much easier to take off the hook, and the fish is also good to keep after fishing, not easy to die.
How to catch yellowtail fish
Because yellowtail fish is a carnivorous animal, so we can use chicken, duck guts to do bait, choose to fishing in the summer night, you can first use cut up guts bait to nest, evenly spread on the water surface, and then throw down the fishing rod. Thread the offal bait at the hook.
Now it's time to test patience and wait quietly for the fish to take the bait, but at night you must remember to tie a lighted rod to the line to observe the float dynamics. When the float pulls down, it means the fish are biting and we can reel in the line. That's when we can see our results.
What does the Yellow Stinger like to eat
Mostly in the still water of lakes or rivers in the slow flow of the camp benthic life, especially like to live in the shallows with the rot and silt. During the day, lurking in the bottom of the water body, floating to the water at night to the upper layers of the water for food, winter gathered in the tributaries of the deep water. It has a strong ability to adapt to the environment, so it can live under adverse environmental conditions. Pelteobagrus fulvidraco is a typical wide-feeding fish. Juvenile fish mainly feed on zooplankton and larvae of aquatic insects, while adult fish feed on small fish and invertebrates. Pelteobagrus fulvidraco reaches sexual maturity at the age of two. From May to July every year, the male fish swims to the silt and clay (water depth of 8-40 centimeters) where the coastal zone is dense with water plants, and uses the pectoral fin spines to intermittently rotate on the bottom of the mud, digging into a small mud pit, which is the nest for spawning. The males stay in the nest after building it, waiting for the females to arrive and fertilize their eggs in the nest. Spawning takes place at night when the weather changes from sunny to rainy. After the female has laid her eggs, she leaves the nest to feed, and only the male guards the developing eggs and young near the nest until the young can leave the nest and swim freely (about 7-8 days).