Talking about perches

*Hello, All!* Last weekend, two friends of one of my friends went on a pond in the nearby urban-type settlement of Novoytkinsk. In this village there is a pond formed at the confluence of two rivers - Ducks (first) and Shadrikhi. The men went to this pond for perch. As a result, we caught a hefty bag of handles for two. One was noted peculiarity - the perch stood grouped in the holes, near the confluence of the river with the pond Duck. At the same time, in other places there was no bite at all. The weather there was cloudy and snowy (there was a cyclone), but there was a thaw was not observed - the temperature was -15. At the same time, I know statistics about the active bite of perch during an anticyclone (when there is sun, frost and calm). Exactly when he bites all over the reservoir and walks in packs. The conclusion is: in winter, perch hangs out in cloudy weather (like herrings in a barrel) in the pits, and when it’s sunny it walks all over the pond. Hy it and It’s logical - when it’s cloudy, there’s a drop in atmospheric pressure, so the fish to equalize your internal pressure to normal, you need to go deeper, and the most The deepest places in a reservoir are holes (the river bed is also a hole). By the way, in It was the weekend when the atmospheric pressure dropped from 730 to 700... In general, the final conclusion is this: the more noticeable the pressure drop wasthe day before, the more promising fishing becomes in deep places. In addition to the perch, the ruff should behave in the same way (this fool generally in any weather bites - I know it myself), and, in theory, “white fish”. However, white fish (roach, bream and etc.) - in itself picky, therefore, unlike the perch, which may feed with all their might at this moment, may fundamentally not peck, even if you will sit right at the site of its high concentration. Helps out in such a case the use of non-standard methods (such as bait with the addition of coffee drink (instant coffee) or other stimulants), or - fishing at night, when white fish are more active than during the day (bream, by the way - purely night fish). /That’s all, All, you can scroll further.../