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December is the first month of winter, but it is stillquite warm. In the first half of December, almost all the fish are caught. In the second half of this month, the winter gives fishermen an effect, the fish gradually sinks to winter hibernation. In December, such predators as burbot, large perch, pike perch and pike are still well caught. Much less common chub, bream, dace, gusster and gudgeon.

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In January, winter shows all its strength, greatthe number of fishermen boldly move to the ice. In the second winter month, the fish begins to peck well after three or four stable warm days, when the air temperature is at -10 ° C on the thermometer, there is practically no wind. In January, the following species of fish are not bad: pike, perch, perch and podleschik. In warm weather, you can also catch bream, bream or roach. A month before the end of spawning, adult burbot bites well.

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In February, the biting of burbot resumed onlyin the third decade of the winter month. In the last days of February, the spawning of the growing burbot ends, and its active biting is resumed. In the middle of the month, the biting of the growing perch is activated. In the last week of February, the biting of growing and adult perch should be good. The pike perch practically does not differ from the bite last month.

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Pike takes a sluggish, anglers should be reminded thatThis predator should be caught on small spoon-bait or small bait. In February, a good catch of the ruff continues (although some literature sources say that the biting ruff in February is noticeably worse, apparently depends on the terrain). In the last days of the month the gudgeon is already caught on the hook, the roach is biting. Until the end of February will catch a gusher. With the increase in the duration of the day, the barking of the scavenger, roach, chub, yaz, grayling and trout is activated.