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  1. Apr 27, 2021 · CHUB. Chub are gravel spawners and congregate in large numbers, often in small feeder streams where there are good gravels, high oxygen levels and warm temperatures. They generally spawn when the water temperature is around 19-20 degrees C, so usually between late May and early June. However, in some years spawning can carry on much later.

  2. May 15, 2023 · SPAWNING NODULES. Another good indicator that carp and bream are close to spawning, is spawning nodules. These are small lumps or spots on the fish, which will make the fish very rough to touch. These nodules will cover the head and pectoral fins but do not worry they aren’t causing the fish any harm. A big bream covered in spawning nodules.

  3. Jun 10, 2024 · Summer is a time of abundance for many fish species. Warm water and an explosion of aquatic life create ideal conditions for spawning. Fish like bass, catfish, and carp take advantage of the favorable environment to reproduce. Summer spawning patterns are often linked to changes in water temperature and daylight hours, but other factors like ...

  4. Mar 15, 2024 · The pike tends to spawn in shallow, weedy water when the water temperature reaches around 9°C, being one of the first coarse fish species to spawn. P erch, dace, and grayling are also early spawners, with other species like barbel and bream spawning later in the close season, as the temperature continues to climb.”

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    At the beginning of spring, as temperatures begin to rise, bass begin to feed heavily in preparation for the spawn. Like other fish, higher temperatures lead to increased metabolism – which means a need for more food. They’ll eat nearly anything during this time, including shad, minnows, bluegill and other small baitfish. They also have a particula...

    Salmon spawning is one of the most incredible natural events in the world and is referred to as a salmon run. The annual run is a major source of food for a variety of animals including bears, bald eagles, river otters, seals, and of course fishermen. Salmon migrate back upstream to the same place they were born in order to spawn. The young spend t...

    Trout spawning behavior varies depending on the trout species. Rainbow trout spawn in the late spring and early summer, as water temperatures begin to rise. Brown trout spawn in the fall, in September and November. Both species return to the same streams and rivers where they were born to spawn. Lake trout, on the other hand, spawn in the autumn, a...

    Catfish spawn in the warmer spring and summer months. Channel and Blue catfish spawn between 70° and 84° Fahrenheit, white Flatheads prefer 66° to 75°. Unlike many other fish, catfish are notoriously difficult to catch during the spawn. They like to spawn in dark cavities called nests, which can be in hollow logs, excavated caves, old tires, woodpi...

  5. Mar 15, 2021 · Every year, usually between March and June, our rivers begin to reawaken, trout fry will be emerging in streams and dace will soon be spawning in shallow gravel runs - their eggs will sit and wait for nearly a month before hatching. Predators like perch and pike will also be spawning soon, they need to be some of the earliest so that their offspring can predate on other species fry through the ...

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  7. Oct 28, 2022 · The byelaws prohibit fishing for salmon and sea trout this autumn, with fishing due to resume in early 2023. In the North East, the close season for salmon runs 1 November to 31 January.

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