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Master Cold-Weather Fishing HOOKED ON WINTER
Just because the weather is getting frosty doesn’t mean you have to put away your fishing rod and tackle. Winter can be an excellent time to get nibbles on the line, especially from freshwater species that group up this time of year. Grab your warm gloves and gear because these cool tips will make your winter angling as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.
catch a large haul of fish. Otherwise, the best times of day to go fishing in the winter are between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Make sure to wear
layers of clothing like gloves and bring a hot beverage like coffee or hot chocolate. The cold water can be dangerous, so fishing with a friend during this season is best. Pack it up and play it safe if the weather gets too severe. GRAB THE RIGHT GEAR. Cold weather can wear out your fishing gear, so tune up your reels before you head out. Chilly temperatures can freeze the bearings in reels and thicken oil. Use a line conditioner to ensure water doesn’t freeze onto your line. You may also need to rethink your bait. Live bait like worms is a better option than lures in the winter, as lures move too quickly and spook the fish, which move slower when the waters are icy cold.
SCOPE OUT A SPOT. Finding the right spot to cast your line is one of the most important steps to ensuring a tremendous cold-weather fishing experience. You can visit your state’s Department of Natural Resources website to discover up-to-date information on lakes in your area and what fish are there at different times of year. When choosing a location, avoid high currents that are poor for fishing and dangerous. Areas near bridges are a safe bet as they trap in the warmth that attracts fish.
WATCH THE WEATHER. Cold weather can be less predictable and fluctuate, affecting fish activity. If a cold front is on the way, try to get to the lake right ahead of it to
Bundle up, follow these tips, and you’ll be reeling in impressive catches even when frost is on the ground.
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