CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How deep should you fish for silver carp in 20-meter water?

The deeper the water, the more likely it is to find big silver carp and bighead carp. However, the deeper the water, the more difficult it is to find the fish, that is, to find the water layer. Unlike shallow water, you can catch fish in shallow or deep water of three or five meters. Twenty meters of water depth, from late spring to late summer, whether it is a hand pole or a sea pole, including a raft pole, it is recommended to start fishing from a water layer of three to five meters. Prepare sufficient nesting materials and disperse them as soon as they enter the water. Sprinkle a handful every few minutes in the early stage. If there are fish bubbles but no bites, fish deeper by chaining downwards, but do not stop sprinkling the nesting materials, nor sprinkle too much, until there are fish on the hook. Sprinkle a handful of nesting materials for each fish caught, the purpose is to retain other fish…If the weather turns cooler, especially when there is a north wind, the surface water temperature begins to drop, then you have to fish a little deeper, ten meters or eight meters. Generally, a sea pole is used to search for celery, and a raft pole can be used on a raft. At this time, there are generally multiple poles, each pole fishing in a different water layer, but the spacing should not be too large, in order to find fish, because silver carp and bighead carp have too high requirements for water temperature and oxygen, they always stay in a comfortable water layer suitable for them…