banks or thickets
Catching pike in the grass
A spotted predator often chooses hunting areas densely overgrown with aquatic vegetation. In the spring, in such places, the water warms up much faster than in the riverbed or in the pit of the reservoir. Therefore, in the thicket of old reeds, rich in insects and warm water, comes a different small fish, and after it – and predators. Continue reading
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