Скачать или смотреть In winter fishing, there’s a saying: "If you're comfortable, the fish aren't."

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In winter fishing, there’s a saying: "If you're comfortable, the fish aren't."
Many anglers pick flat, easy spots, but end up with zero bites all day.
Today, I'm sharing the "trap" spots you must avoid in winter!
#1: Shaded Areas.
In summer, fish hide in shadows; in winter, they fear the cold!
Areas without sunlight have extremely low water temps and low fish activity.
In winter, fish stay in deep water or sun-facing shallows. Avoid the shade!
#2: Downwind Spots.
In summer, we fish downwind for oxygen, but winter water has plenty of it!
The winter downwind is freezing, lowering water temps further. Neither you nor the fish can stand it.
Trust me, choose a leeward, sun-facing spot—that's where the fish are!
Next video, I’ll reveal 3 more "trap" spots to avoid!
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