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It is a tool that provides information about the probability of successful fishing in certain places and at certain times. Fish forecasts are based on the analysis of weather and water conditions, astronomical data, and fish activity.
Fishing Forecast
Manual
Score fish activity
The maximum bite rating (92) and the best time for fishing on the selected day (morning, evening)
Bite indicators:
Time periods
We use a six-hour interval to provide the most accurate fishing forecast:
During these intervals, minor changes in his behavior may occur, so we also offer an hourly forecast for 10 days ahead. You can use the detailed forecast to view the forecast history.
Weather parameters
Weather conditions
Cloud cover contributes to greater activity in the search for food, as reduced illumination makes them less cautious. Fish are becoming more resistant to changes in water temperature.
Precipitation attracts fish to the surface of the water due to an increase in the amount of feed and oxygen.
When it snows, fish can become less active, moving to more comfortable layers of water.
Fog reduces visibility, which can make fish less cautious and more mobile, improving the chances of a successful catch.
How to understand that there will be fog with the help of a detailed forecast:
- the presence of low clouds
- after the rain
- a sharp decrease in temperature
- high atmospheric pressure
- weak or absent wind
Solunar forecast
Solunar forecast helps to determine the best times for fishing based on lunar and solar cycles.
Solunar shows the level of biting from poor (1 fish) to great (3 fish).
Fish-biting
- collecting data on weather conditions, time and location of sports;
- their analysis using mathematical formulas;
- combining data with solar data to determine coefficients that affect the probability of biting;
- the final calculation of the bite percentage is based on these coefficients.
The bite of a fish shows the probability of catching a fish in a particular spot.
The Fish-biting Algorithm includes the following steps:
Wind speed and direction
The direction and speed of the wind affect the level of biting and fishing methods.
For example:
- good bite from boat - strong wind from the shore;
- good bite on the shore - strong wind to the shore / a crosswind / south and west winds (warm air and low pressure);
- poor bite - a weak wind (use surface baits) / north and east winds (cold front and high pressure).
Air pressure
Changes in atmospheric pressure can cause discomfort, forcing fish to change their behavior and location in the reservoir.
High pressure: Increases the density of water, making it more "dense". The fish feels uncomfortable and sinks to the bottom, reducing activity.
Low pressure: Reduces the density of water, making it more "light". The fish becomes more active and rises closer to the surface in search of food.
Temperature
Different fish species react differently to changes in air and water temperature.
- Peaceful fish, such as cyprinids, become less active in cold weather, slowing down their metabolism.
- Predatory fish, such as pike and perch, remain active, but to a lesser extent on cold days.
- In warm weather, all fish species are usually more active, but can avoid overheating by moving to cooler water layers.
- Deep-sea species are less sensitive to changes in air temperature, as they live in more stable conditions at depth.
Swell and tide
With the help of a detailed forecast, you can determine:
Swell creates water movements that can stimulate fish to be active. The waves stir the water, lifting the food from the bottom and making it accessible to the fish. Fish can seek shelter in calm areas behind reefs and underwater structures, which helps anglers identify promising locations.
At high tide, the water brings food and nutrients to the coastal areas, attracting fish.
Knowledge of the swell and tides also helps to assess the conditions for fishing on a boat, ensuring safety, choosing the optimal places and time for a successful catch.