Before understanding the best time to fish for bass, let’s first understand the living habits of bass
1. Carnivore: Bass is a carnivorous fish that preys ferociously and is very greedy. The food intake can reach 5 to 12% of the body weight. It lurks at the bottom of the water during the day and is active and foraging at night. It mainly feeds on small fish, shrimps, benthic molluscs, aquatic insects, etc.
2. Warm water: Bass is a warm water fish. The critical water temperature for survival is about 1~36℃, and the optimal survival temperature is about 20~30℃. When the water temperature is lower than 10℃ or higher than 35℃ Gradually stop feeding, and can feed and grow normally when the water temperature is higher than 14°C and lower than 35°C.
3. Migratory nature: Bass is a migratory fish. It likes to live in the brackish water of the estuary. It can also live in fresh water or sea water. The young fish usually hatch in sea water and then move up the river. They live in estuaries where salt and fresh water meet, and then enter fresh water to grow and fatten.
Best time
1. Season: Bass is a temperature-loving fish. The optimal water temperature for survival is 20-30°C. The critical water temperature for feeding is 10-35°C. The water temperature is 10°C. A certain desire to eat can be maintained between 35℃ and 35℃. From a seasonal perspective, the best time to fish for bass is spring, summer and autumn.
2. Time: Bass is a nocturnal fish. During the day, it often lurks in cracks and other places under the water and is inactive. It comes out to look for food at night. From a day's perspective, the best time to catch bass is at night. But there is also a peak feeding period in the morning before sunrise and in the evening after sunset.
3. Air pressure: Bass is a fish with wide adaptability, but factors such as air pressure have a very obvious impact on the enthusiasm of bass for feeding. From the air pressure value, the best air pressure for fishing bass is 990 to 1005 hPa. In terms of changes in air pressure, you should choose weather with a sudden increase in air pressure or a continuous increase in air pressure.