Fishing is Fun

I summarized page fifteen of the book Fishing Is Fun by Arthur H. Carhart. The page gave brief information about the changes in the weather and how fish switch locations in the rivers.

The first book- on page 15 Aurther Carhart explains to us the seasonal changes in the weather that affect where the fish stay in the river. When the weather gets colder outside one has to know how to fish in order to get what he wants. For example the walleyes stay closer to the bottom of the river. The reason why some fish stay at the bottom of the river is because they are feeding on smaller fish and to start getting used the cold season. Regardless of how talented a fisherman can handle his rod, he must know where the fish are dwelling and what to use to catch them. Before the weather changes its much easier to catch the fish because of the heat. For example when it’s warmer out one is more successful at catching bass after the heat of the day has passed.

The second Book I choose. The Fishes by Url Lanham.

In this book the author explains to us the different originations of the many different kinds of fish and the characteristics that we can expect to find in these types of fishes. The author also takes us back to the history of the fishes and some sharks as well. Telling us who they mated with and how they developed. The author takes a step further to inform us about the reproduction of the fish. Reproductions vary widely. Some fish for example distribute their eggs and they are combined with others sperms and some of the fish live and most die however there are others that take very good care of their fish. This also maybe why some stay at the surface of the sea when the weather is hot and or warm but they stay very deep in the water when the cold weather arrives. Being that the little one get eaten by the big fish at the bottom.

My online source- Fishing the changes of Season by Bob McNally tells us that depending on the weather in the fall the mornings are always good for fishing. When the water is clear and this makes it easier for one to spot the fishes and to decide where to camp for fishing.

Work cited

Arthur H. Carhart. Fishing Is Fun. Macmillan Company, 1952

Bob McNally. Fishing the changes of the reason. Union sportsmen’s alliance.

Url Lanham. The fishes. Columbia University press, New your and Landon, 1967