Oliver Räsänen, Author at Ruuvi - Page 3 of 4

Q: Do I need a fishing thermometer?

Yes you do! Water temperature plays a significant role in fish activity which is crucial for a successful fishing trip.

Q: Is warm water temperature better for fish?

It depends. Basically, the warmer the water temperature, the more active the fish. But when water warms up, the amount of dissolved oxygen decreases, which will make fish less active on the other hand.

Q: What temperature is too hot for fish?

Generally, 27 °C and higher is too warm for fish and in this temperature their health starts to decline.

Q: Is a stream thermometer a necessity if you want to catch fish?

A good stream thermometer is not a necessity, but it can give you valuable data where to look for the best fishing spots. As the temperature of the water can vary and it has an effect on fish, with a stream thermometer you will be able to locate the sweet spots to look for most fish species.

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