Catfish Habits Catfish are a typical carnivorous fish species. Catfish living in natural waters mainly feed on various small fish and shrimps. At the same time, catfish like darkness rather than light. When the sunlight is strong during the day, they usually hide in bridge holes, rocks, dead branches, etc. When night falls, they become active and enter the peak feeding period of the day. Expect. There are many varieties of catfish, and some catfish will also swallow bait and bite hooks during the day, such as fork tail, pond angler, soil catfish, etc.
Catfish fishing bait: Hunky food is more popular with carnivorous fish species. Therefore, when fishing for catfish, we can use poultry offal, pig liver and other animal offal as bait. When fishing for smaller catfish, these baits can be chopped up and then used on hooks, or these baits can be used to create nests to lure fish.
Selection of fishing positions If we choose to fish for catfish during the day, it will naturally be easier to catch catfish in places suitable for catfish to hide. Those places where catfish can avoid direct sunlight and where small fish and shrimps gather are their favorite places. At night, catfish become more active. They often come to the shallow water on the shore and where small fish and shrimps gather to feed. Therefore, we only need to choose the fishing position in such a place. Naturally, you can catch something.
It is written at the end that catfish likes darkness and is afraid of light, so fishing for catfish at night is a very good choice, but you must pay attention to your own safety when fishing at night, and it is best to go together. Furthermore, catfish are thermotropic and their cold tolerance is not strong. Therefore, when the temperature is low, they are often no longer active, and the difficulty of catching them will naturally increase a lot. When the temperature remains at 20℃~28℃, it is the best time for us to fish for catfish.