Looking at the angler's calendar, fishermen will see that July is a controversial month, often refuting the patterns associated with fish biting. For example, it is believed that with a north wind the bite worsens sharply. But in July, the best bite is regularly observed precisely with the north wind. Often the fish-biting calendar states that favorable conditions for fish-biting occur when the weather settles: for several days the wind does not change, the air temperature remains unchanged. July is one of the most stable months in terms of weather consistency. However, constancy in the weather during the hottest summer month leads to the completely opposite effect: the fish stop biting. Be sure to mark this on your calendar:

• to choose a favorable day, look at the fisherman’s lunar calendar for July 2017;

Fisherman's calendar for July 2017. Fishing in July

July is a summer month with the most stable and highest air and water temperatures in the central zone of the European part of Russia. The fisherman's calendar for July notes that, as a rule, it is in July that water begins to “bloom,” that is, the massive development of microscopic algae in rivers and lakes. In small bodies of water, under favorable conditions, this development can proceed very intensively and last several weeks. The algae then dies and begins to decompose. This makes the fish sick and stops biting and catching. According to the fisherman's calendar for July, even death tolls are observed in some reservoirs.

• When to fish in July

The fisherman's calendar says that the morning, evening and night hours are most favorable for fishing in July, because on hot, sultry days the fish become lethargic and do not bite. It’s great to fish in July on cloudy, warm days with intermittent short-term rain and light winds. In this July weather it can be fished all day long.

• What to fish for in July

If you want to know what the fish are biting on in July, take note of the advice from the fish-biting calendar in July, which recommends using grasshoppers as bait, which appear in large numbers in mown meadows. Grasshoppers are an excellent bait for fishing in July - the fisherman's calendar recommends. The angler's calendar recommends continuing to catch catfish using the kwok in July. On hot days, fishing in rapids and riffles with bottom fishing rods, “reeling” and “floating” is very effective. Particularly interesting and exciting is track and fly fishing for ides in rivers, where they are found in large numbers. Further - more interesting.

Fisherman's calendar for July 2017. How to fish in July

The 2017 fishing calendar notes that in July you can catch fish throughout the month using a wide variety of gear, the main thing is to know where to fish and take the right gear. Let's figure out what and how to fish in July and clarify one of the most important nuances - what to fish with in July:

• they catch it with a spinning rod in July
  • pike perch and perch in deep holes,
  • pike - in aquatic thickets, preferably with a tackle,
  • also asp, chub and ide - in large rivers;
• fishing is good with mugs in July
  • pike perch and perch - near deep holes,
  • pike - along the border of aquatic vegetation;
• You can fish on the track in July
  • pike perch and perch in deep places, preferably with dead fish,
  • pike - along aquatic vegetation,
  • ide - in the same places on small spoons - “ides”;
• caught in July with a spoon in a vertical line, using a dead fish as bait
  • pike perch and perch - in deep holes,
  • pike - “in the windows” and along the edge of aquatic vegetation;
• The fisherman's calendar notes that in July fishing from boats, rafts, and also among the algae with jigs and spoons is popular;
• The fish-biting calendar for July says that it is good to fish with float rods in July
  • bream, ide, carp in deep places near the grasses (always with bait, and if possible with bait) - on steamed peas, wheat, beans, corn, pieces of hard-cooked millet porridge, semolina dough, bread crumb, worms and maggots;
  • tench - in prepared places in aquatic thickets, only with bait (preferably cottage cheese) - for worms and bread crumbs,
  • pike in July can be caught in the seaweed - with small baitfish,
  • In July, it is worth catching pike perch with small live bait at the exits of pits, between the piles of deep mill pools - late in the evening and before sunrise,
  • perch is caught in July in deep places, along the edges of aquatic vegetation using a worm,
  • crucian carp is excellently caught in July near the grasses - with maggots, bread crumbs, pieces of millet porridge and pasta (bait with cottage cheese),
  • small fish can be caught among aquatic vegetation - on bread, pieces of dough, worms and maggots;
• You can fish with bottom rods in July near deep clayey shores for mayfly larvae
  • pike perch - in the rivers near the “pike perch” yars for gudgeon,
  • ide and chub - in deep places, near thickets, on frogs and bread crumbs, on large rivers with strong currents, near the banks, on foliage,
  • chub - for a piece of cheese, at night the chub takes from the bottom for a large grasshopper,
• you can catch in the wiring in July
  • pike and perch - for small baitfish, along water thickets, at medium depths,
  • ide and bream - on worms, steamed peas and wheat, maggots, closer to grass in deep places with a slight current (necessarily with bait);
  • chub - on steamed peas, wheat, oats - near deep holes, at an average depth (2-4 m), smooth current (preferably in the afternoon) and only with bait;
  • roach and chub - on greenery, in fast currents, below piles and dams, as well as in clean places between algae;
• if you want to fly fish in July, then according to the angler's calendar
  • chub and ide can be caught in July using a grasshopper, from behind bushes or “in a throw” from a boat, among or close to algae, always with a slight wind;
  • large roach and rudd - throwing a grasshopper into the “windows” among the algae;
  • dace - for small grasshoppers on the rifts;
  • You catch asp in July with a large dragonfly in the places where it lives.

Fisherman's calendar for July 2017. What fish to catch in July

Catching catfish in July The angler's calendar for July notes that July is one of the best periods for catfishing. At this time, the water warms up enough (18-22C), and the catfish feels comfortable. The best time to catch catfish in July is from dusk to dawn. But it is also possible to catch it during the day if the bait passes close to the fish’s mouth. Catfish are caught in the morning and evening dawns, and some catch catfish in pits throughout the day. Bait for catfish can be very different, but the most important thing is that it moves and has a distinct smell. Catfish have a good sense of smell. Live bait creates a vibration in the water that attracts catfish.

Pike fishing in July The fisherman's calendar for July records that in hot weather, pike, like most other fish, tries to get into places with colder water, that is, it goes to depth, and in shallow reservoirs it tries to hide in algae. As practice shows, at this time they mainly peck at specimens weighing up to one kilogram. Pike only go out in search of prey in the early morning or evening. Pike fishing in July can change significantly in a positive direction in the event of a sharp cold snap or an approaching thunderstorm, since pike sense such phenomena in advance and begin to greedily grab the bait offered to them.

Fishing for pike perch in July The fisherman's calendar for July reminds us that the best summer bite for pike perch is observed in July. Then the pike perch bite subsides and increases only in the fall during migration. In July, you need to look for pike perch in places with a sharp change in depth - whirlpools, holes with snags, or near bridge supports. Pike-perch likes to hunt in riffles, pouncing on fish from behind shelters. Sometimes it comes out into shallow water, its game is similar to the game of a perch, only without the slurping. The diet of pike perch in July is gobies, bleak, and minnows. Pike perch is a predator and must be caught using live bait or artificial bait. Please note that pike perch does not like large live baits, as it has a narrow throat.

Perch fishing in July The angler's calendar for July notes that it is in July that the peak of the summer bite begins for perch. The place to catch perch in July is easy to determine - during this period, perches mainly live in creeks and deep holes overgrown with aquatic vegetation. Perch fishing in July occurs with a float rod or spinning rod with a spoon. A spinning rod with a test weight of 5-25 grams, a reel with a large number of turns, a braided fishing line with a diameter of 0.14 mm and light spinners - this is a set of gear for catching perch in July using a spinning rod. For the most successful fishing, the fisherman must experiment with leads, alternating short with long, etc.

Catching carp in July The fisherman's calendar for July notes that at the beginning of July the carp, although becoming noticeably more active, goes deeper. Carp is a bottom fish. And in July this feature is especially pronounced. The carp chooses various pools and holes where the water is quite calm and there is no current - here all the potential food for carp sinks to the bottom and the carp has something to feast on. Another feature of catching carp in July is that after catching three or four fish in a baited area, do not sit longer. Carp is very shy. Come to your place the next day at 9-10 am. And before leaving, do not forget to throw a small amount of complementary food into the water.

Fishing for ide in July The fisherman's calendar for July certainly recommends catching ide in July. Please note that ide does not like very cold currents and prefers moderate water temperatures. The best time for biting ide is late evening and early morning. The easiest way to catch an ide is to use a strong fishing rod with a worm, beetle, grasshopper or maggot attached to the hook. Ide can also be caught using spinning rods and colored wobblers. The favorite habitat of ide is deep holes at the bottom of a river or lake. The bottom in the ide's habitat is predominantly muddy - that's where it stays, escaping the hot rays of the summer sun, but at night it can occasionally swim into shallow water.

Fishing for crucian carp in July The fishing calendar for July tells fishermen that fishing for crucian carp in July can be quite successful. The most successful way to catch crucian carp in July is in overgrown places near the shore using a regular fishing rod. In summer, fish mainly prefer only plant food, so when catching crucian carp you should give preference to baits such as regular black bread, porridge, dough, wheat or oatmeal in steamed grains. Large crucian carp will also be successfully caught in places with deep holes and changes in depth. Crucian carp reacts very sensitively to changes in weather, so you can expect a good catch when the weather changes.

Fishing calendar July 2017

July is the peak of summer. It’s hot, so the 2017 fishing calendar notes a stable average bite for peaceful fish in July. Zhor, and therefore an excellent bite, in July for rudd, bream, bream and bleak. The largest peaceful prey may be carp. Of the predatory fish in July, catfish are caught well on a kwok and asp on a spinning rod, for which the fish-biting calendar is also marked by zhor. Weak bite in July for pike and perch. It is capricious in catching tench and does not at all want to peck burbot in July.

what kind of fish bites in July	How do fish bite in July?
	fish bite in July from 1 to 15	fish bite in July from 16 to 31
Chub (adult)
Chub (growing)
Gustera
Elets (adult)
Dace (growing)
Ruff (adult)
Ruff (growing)
Asp
Crucian carp (adult)
Crucian carp (growing)
Rudd (adult)
Rudd (growing)
Bream (adult)
Tench
Burbot (adult)
Burbot (growing)
Perch (adult)
Perch (growing)
Gudgeon
Roach (adult)
Roach (growing)
Podleschik
Roach
Carp
Som
Zander
Bleak (adult)
Bleak (growing)
Pike (adult)
Pike (growing)
Ide (adult)

Symbols in the fish-biting calendar for July 2017

Fisherman's lunar calendar for July 2017

Experienced fishermen know that the bite and behavior of fish can depend on the Moon, which causes ebbs and flows. It has been noted that during the full moon the fish practically do not bite. It is for those anglers who prefer to take into account the influence of the Moon on the fish bite when drawing up a fishing forecast, we present the angler’s lunar calendar for July 2017

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
					1	2
3	4	5	6	7	8	9
10	11	12	13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20	21	22	23
24	25	26	27	28	29	30
31

Note that according to the lunar calendar for July 2017, eating is possible on July 1, 16-18, 28-31, a stable fish bite is predicted on July 2-5, 13-16, 19-21, 25-26, there will be no fish bite on July 19-20 , sluggish bite is expected on July 6-7, 11-12, 22-24.

The fisherman's lunar calendar for July 2017 was built taking into account the following phases of the Moon:

• July 1, 2017 - first quarter;
• July 9, 2017 - full moon;
• July 16, 2017 - last quarter;
• July 23, 2017 - new moon;
• July 30, 2017 - first quarter.

Fish biting forecast for July 2017

Forecasting the fish bite while fishing is an exciting activity! And experienced fishermen often do not need to look at the fisherman’s calendar, the fish-biting calendar for July, or even the lunar calendar. But for beginners, it will be useful not only to study them, but also to learn that despite the unfavorable bite forecast according to the angler’s calendar, the fishing can be excellent. Simply, the worse the fish bite forecast, the more seriously and carefully you need to prepare for fishing, paying the main attention to gear, fishing tactics and bait with bait.

It will be useful and will serve as a good help in choosing the time of your fishing trip. Every angler will say that fishing is not a simple matter and you cannot reveal all the features and secrets on one sheet of paper. The same situation applies to any fishing calendar! Many will say that all this is not tied to the place, fish, body of water, and in general it is not known what the weather will be like tomorrow, let alone plan everything out a year in advance. And he will be right. There is only one big BUT - the entire cycle of nature and the biological world is written out and repeated cyclically. Birds migrate in spring and autumn, fish spawn as the water warms to the temperature it needs in spring or summer, and so on. Everything has its own biological time.

So we smoothly approached the topic that interests us - fishing. You need to think ahead: plan your fishing trips, outings. But if you have the opportunity to choose a time, then you should pay attention to the hydrometeorological center reports, the successes of fishing friends and, of course, the calendar, in our case Finnish fishing calendar 2017.

Rely only on Finnish fishing calendar 2017 a year is certainly not worth it. Together with the rest of the information, you can get, as they say, on the fishing trip of your dreams. But such fishing does not happen often, and indeed not every angler has experienced such a thing.

Dear fishing friends. For the fourth year in a row, in January we have published a fishing calendar for you for the whole year. The fisherman's calendar for 2017 will help you choose the most favorable days for fishing, and will tell you which days it is better to stay at home and not waste your time and energy with gear in your hands.

Fisherman's calendar for January 2017

1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 15, 16, 17, 18, 31
Unfavorable days: 25, 26, 27, 28

Fisherman's calendar for February 2017

Favorable days: 1, 2, 3, 4, 14, 15, 16 ,17
Unfavorable days: 9, 10, 25, 26

Fishing calendar for March 2017

Favorable days: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 16, 17, 18, 19, 31
Unfavorable days: 11, 12, 27, 28

Fishing calendar for April 2017

Favorable days: 1, 2, 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 30
Unfavorable days: 9, 10, 25, 26, 27

Fisherman's calendar for May 2017

Favorable days for fishing: 1, 2, 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 29, 30, 31
Unfavorable days: 9, 10, 25, 26

Fisherman's calendar for June 2017

Favorable days for fishing: 1, 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, 28, 29, 30
Unfavorable days: 7, 8, 24, 25

Fishing calendar for July 2017

Favorable days for fishing: 1, 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
Unfavorable days: 6, 7, 23, 24

Fishing calendar for August 2017

Favorable days for fishing: 10, 11, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
Unfavorable days: 21, 22

Fishing calendar for September 2017

Favorable days for fishing: 9, 10, 11, 12, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
Unfavorable days: 4, 5, 20, 21

Fishing calendar for October 2017

Favorable days: 8, 9, 10, 11, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
Unfavorable days: 19, 20, 21

Fishing calendar for November 2017

Favorable days: 7, 8, 9, 10, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Unfavorable days: 18, 19

Fisherman's calendar for December 2017

Favorable days: 6, 7, 8, 9, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Unfavorable days: 18, 19

We offer you several more types of fishing calendars for 2017. If you are interested in a specific fish bite for the week, go to "", and you can also read. By comparing the bite forecasts, you can with a high degree of probability hope for excellent catches, or stay at home to work on gear or just relax. NHNCH in 2017!!!

Add your options for fishing calendars for 2017 by month and day in the comments. Thank you in advance!!!

Fisherman's calendar for September 2019

The fisherman's lunar calendar for the city of Moscow for September 2019 is a collection of the most important and necessary information for the fisherman about events, as well as the intricacies of the lunar cycle. It takes into account the dependence of the intensity of fish biting on the phase of the Moon. This calendar will become an advisor for you, and will help no matter who you are: a beginner or a professional fisherman. To achieve excellent success in fishing, be sure to take into account other factors - weather, luck, skill and fishing location that influence the activity of fish.

Quick transition by day ← → September 2019

Mon	W	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
26	27	28	29	30	31
	3	4	5	6		8
		11	12	13	14
16			19	20		22
23	24		26	27	28	29
	1	2	3	4	5	6

Fishing in September. Morning parties are getting stronger, frost is settling more often, and the water temperature continues to decline. The leaves turn yellow and leaves begin to fall. In some places, falling leaves cover the surface of the water in a dense layer. In good weather, perches, roaches, breams, and roaches like to stand under them (fish do not gather under a layer of fallen alder leaves). It is successfully caught with a float rod using a worm, a jig or a small spoon. Aquatic plants turn brown, partially curl up and sink to the bottom. Underwater thickets are thinning. The mollusks, crustaceans, and worms that inhabit them burrow into the silt. The fish go to deeper places. The water becomes even clearer.

The bite of bream and carp gradually worsens, and by the end of the month it stops completely. In warm weather, small bream and crucian carp continue to be caught on bloodworms and worms until the first ten days of the next month.

In lakes and ponds, roach with bloodworms, perch and small pike with fry are well caught; in rivers, at medium depths, mainly near bushes, asp are used for bleak. Hunting with bottom fishing rods for chub and ide and frogs continues (in the first half of the night and early morning hours). The chub also readily takes on minnows and chicken intestines. In the second half of the month, burbot begins to be found on the riffles. When fishing for bloodworms and maggots, they successfully fish for roach, bream, underwater, chub, roach and mainly dace. In the second ten days, autumn feeding of pike in deep places is observed. They catch it with a spinning rod, mugs, a track and float rods. Zander bites are rare. The best results are obtained by vertical trolling with winter lures in deep snags.

Quiet, cloudy days are most favorable for fishing. Light, drizzling rain does not affect the pike bite. Fishing for burbot is more effective on dark, stormy nights. In September it is especially interesting to fish with spinning rods, mugs and float rods for fry. When the weather is favorable, fishing for grasshoppers continues on the lakes. In small rivers, fishing with jigs near the banks is interesting. On the riffles at night there are chub bites for gudgeons (bottom fishing rods).

Fishing calendars for 2019:

The lunar fishing calendar for September 2019 presented below will be an excellent advisor for you. With its help you can easily determine the best moments for fishing.

Select type of selection Fisherman's lunar calendar for September 2019 for Moscow

Day September	Time/ bite rating	Events
1 sun	from 00:00 bad bite	1) The 2nd lunar day continues
	from 07:56 good bite	1) Beginning of the 3rd lunar day
2 mon	from 09:26 great bite	1) Beginning of the 4th lunar day
7 Sat	from 15:58 good bite	1) Beginning of the 9th lunar day
9 mon	from 17:37 weak bite	1) Beginning of the 11th lunar day
10 W	from 18:10 bad bite	1) Beginning of the 12th lunar day
15 Sun	from 19:42 weak bite	1) Beginning of the 17th lunar day
17 W	from 20:10 great bite	1) Beginning of the 19th lunar day
18 Wed	from 20:27 good bite	1) Beginning of the 20th lunar day
21 Sat	from 21:48 weak bite	1) Beginning of the 23rd lunar day
25 Wed	from 00:52 bad bite	1) Beginning of the 26th lunar day
30 mon	from 08:22 good bite	1) Beginning of the 3rd lunar day

Fisherman's lunar calendar for other months

Autumn has arrived, it is getting colder and daylight hours are shortening. Of course, all this affects the activity of the fish. Let's look at the features of autumn fishing. The angler's calendar for September notes that fishing in the first autumn month becomes more difficult and has its own characteristics. This is due to the fact that, firstly, the water in the rivers becomes transparent and the fish begin to be cautious; secondly, due to a decrease in water temperature, fish go to significant depths. The fisherman's calendar for September records a change in the lifestyle of most fish. It is becoming more and more difficult to predict the fishing bite for tomorrow, because a lot depends on the weather - please note:

Fish biting in September

We’ll talk about the influence of weather on fish biting a little later, while we describe the behavior of fish. So, if you are going fishing in September and expect to return home with a catch, then be sure to study the behavior of fish in the first autumn month so that your forecast of fish bite in September is justified. You can find out what kind of fish are biting in September in the fisherman’s calendar for September; information about what to fish for and where to look for fish will not be superfluous. So, by looking at the fisherman's calendar for September, you will find out that:

• In September, ide, roach, rudd, dace, asp, chub, and ruffe gradually move to the deepest places and gather in large flocks.
• The fisherman’s calendar marks the beginning of the zhor for the pike following the fish, which is why catching pike in deep places with live bait almost from the bottom and with a spinner gives good results.
• Chub bite at depth from the bottom, especially well if you use crayfish necks, cracklings, and eels as bait.
• Roach and dace continue to peck until the frosts, to catch them, as the fisherman’s calendar for September advises, is best at the bottom using bloodworms and maggots.
• In September, asp takes only from the bottom; bites on live bait will be especially frequent.
• The ruff finally goes into deep holes with a muddy bottom and catches well on worms and bloodworms.
• Perch also gathers in large schools in holes with a sandy bottom; the fisherman’s calendar for September recommends using fry and worms as bait, but you can also catch perch using a spoon.
• In the first half of September, the catfish are hungry, but from the second half of the month the catfish stops pecking and lies down in the pits.
• The fisherman's calendar for September notes that with the onset of active cooling and the arrival of bad weather, burbot begins to take hold.

The influence of weather on fish biting in September

In September, the weather especially affects the behavior of fish. The fisherman's calendar for September will tell you a few simple signs that will make fishing in September successful.

• Successful periods for fishing in September will be when the weather remains stable for several days with calm and cloudy days; on such days you can count on a bite;
• The fish bite in September increases if, after prolonged coolness, warm, windless weather sets in;
• the fisherman's calendar notes that the fish bite in September is affected by significant changes in water level, which is very important for small rivers, where the bite is especially sensitive to external factors;
• falling leaves cover the surface of the water in a dense layer and, as the fisherman’s calendar for September reports, in good weather chub, ide, roach and other fish like to stand under them, which can be successfully caught with a float rod using a worm, jig or small spoon.

Fishing in September

All gear is good for fishing in September. Fishing in September will be good using spinning rods, mugs, and girders, and in deep places pike can be caught with vertical lures from a boat. In small rivers, fishing with jigs near the banks is interesting. The fisherman's calendar for September suggests that during the day in September fishing is more successful if you use bottom tackle. For long casts, rods without inertial reels are suitable. To fish for whitebait with a float rod, it is better to choose deep places and increase the depth of descent of the nozzle. The fisherman's calendar for September 2017 advises, if the weather on the lakes in September is favorable, to continue fishing for grasshoppers.

With float rods, as the fishing calendar advises, in September you can catch:

• in rivers - asp for bleak at medium depths, mainly near bushes;
• in lakes and ponds - roach is well caught on bloodworms, perch and small pike bite well on fry;
• The bite of bream, silver crucian carp, roach and dace continues.

According to the fisherman’s calendar for September, using bottom fishing rods is successful:

• fishing in the rivers for chub and ide with frogs in the first half of the night and early morning hours, and the chub also willingly takes gudgeon and chicken intestines;
• On the rifts, from the second half of September, burbot begins to catch along with ide and chub; the fisherman’s calendar for September notes that burbot fishing is more effective on dark, stormy nights.

How to fish in September

The fisherman's calendar calls September the best month for catching predatory fish. With an increase in oxygen in the water, fish become more active: pike, perch, as well as chub, roach, asp. For those who have not been fishing for a long time, the fisherman’s calendar for September recommends refreshing their knowledge about the habits and methods of catching predatory fish. The fishing calendar for September 2017 advises what fish to catch in September.

	Pike fishing in September The fisherman's calendar notes an increase in the activity of predatory fish in September, so fishing for pike with a spinning rod will definitely end in a bite. Pike are especially active in September when the pressure is stable, partly cloudy and a light southerly breeze. Quiet, cloudy days are most favorable for pike fishing. Light, drizzling rain does not affect the pike bite. If the weather is warm, you can fish for pike at shallow depths; in cool weather, pike go to greater depths. In September, pike should be caught in places bordering on flooded snags and aquatic vegetation. In the second ten days, the autumn feeding of pike in deep places begins. They catch it with a spinning rod, with mugs, a track and float rods. The best results are obtained by vertical trolling with winter spoons in deep, cluttered holes. The active bite of pike allows you to use a lot of baits: in September, pike bites on almost anything that even remotely resembles its food. At the end of September, when the water becomes too transparent, it is better to use wobblers.
	Perch fishing in September The angler's calendar suggests that the location of the perch in September depends on the migration of the fry. In calm weather, perch fishing will be more successful in shallow water, and in consistently cold weather, expect perch to bite in deep water. In September, perch continues to bite on red worms, leeches, and small baitfish. You can successfully catch perch with bloodworms, grasshoppers, dragonflies, perch eyes, or with a spinning rod using a small spoon with a metal leash. At this time, perch can be caught well with all spinning baits, provided that they are approximately the same size.
	Fishing for pike perch in September September, as the fishing calendar notes, is a great time for catching pike perch. In September, pike perch almost always stays near the bottom and feeds on exits, which often occur in the dark. The main methods of catching pike perch in September are jig-spinning, girder and bottom tackle. Use a fry or a worm as bait to catch pike perch; you can also catch pike perch using a spinning lure. Fishing for pike perch in September will be especially successful on a warm, sunny day without sudden changes in atmospheric pressure. Take note that the westerly wind affects the improvement of the pike perch bite in September. The fisherman's calendar notes that pike perch tend to gather in schools in mid-September and migrate to their wintering grounds.
	Bream fishing in September The fisherman's calendar for September notes that the bite of bream and carp practically stops by the end of the month. In warm weather, small bream and crucian carp continue to be caught on bloodworms and worms until the first ten days of the next month inclusive. However, in September, catching bream on a bottom can be successful if you use a small crawler or a bunch of worms as bait. Also a popular way of catching bream in September is feeder fishing. Lupine, pearl barley, dough and animal baits are used as bait for bream. The fisherman's calendar for September suggests that in reservoirs and large rivers you can try to catch bream in areas with an uneven bottom and an abundance of depressions or on channel edges. Fishing for bream using this method is more comfortable from a boat.
	Catching catfish in September Catfish actively hunt in the first half of September, gaining weight for winter, and therefore catching catfish will be successful using special bottom tackle and bait from chicken giblets, fresh fish or clotted blood. You can catch seasoned catfish using the hawkmoth larva in pits and pools. As the temperature drops, the catfish's activity noticeably decreases, and after the first frost, the catfish's bite stops completely.
	Burbot fishing in September The fisherman's calendar confirms that starting from September, burbot is caught very well on bottom fishing rods. if you use small frogs as bait. To catch burbot in September using a frog, use a bottom fishing rod with a sinker at the end of the line; it is better to use small single hooks. A live frog is impaled by piercing both of its lips with a hook from bottom to top. Fishing for burbot is good in September at night in calm weather with a lighted fire. You can also use ruffe, gudgeon, crawler, and meat as bait for catching burbot.
	Dace fishing in September The fisherman's calendar records that in September the dace again takes the worm, but from the bottom and in deeper places. The dace bite continues until frost. You can use steamed bread grains as bait for catching dace. After severe frosts, shortly before a river or lake freezes, all the dace goes into the deepest holes and stops being caught until early spring.

Fishing calendar for September 2017

Autumn fishing is especially good for predatory fish, but in September you can still count on a good catch of peaceful fish. Look at the angler's calendar for September to find out what kind of fish you can expect to bite in September. It’s easy to use the fish biting calendar in September; to find out what kind of fish will bite in September, look at the left column of the table - what kind of fish bites in September - and compare it with the second or third column, so you will know How do fish bite in September?. Please note that in the first half of September, it is predicted that bream, white bream and catfish will become hungry; bleak will experience a steady diet throughout the month, and in the second half of September, this will occur in pike, roach, ide and roach.

what kind of fish bites in September	How do fish bite in September?
	fish bite in September from 1 to 15	fish bite in September from 16 to 30
Chub (adult)
Chub (growing)
Gustera
Elets (adult)
Dace (growing)
Ruff (adult)
Ruff (growing)
Asp
Crucian carp (adult)
Crucian carp (growing)
Rudd (adult)
Rudd (growing)
Bream (adult)
Tench
Burbot (adult)
Burbot (growing)
Perch (adult)
Perch (growing)
Gudgeon
Roach (adult)
Roach (growing)
Podleschik
Roach
Carp
Som
Zander
Bleak (adult)
Bleak (growing)
Pike (adult)
Pike (growing)
Ide (adult)

Decoding the color markers of the fisherman's calendar for September 2017

Fisherman's lunar calendar for September 2017

Many anglers notice that the activity of fish and their bite may depend on the Moon. For example, there is a lot of evidence that during the full moon, fish practically do not bite. Therefore, fishermen’s interest in the lunar calendar is justified. However, be aware that the influence of the Moon on the fish bite in each specific body of water may differ. This fisherman’s lunar calendar for September 2017 was compiled for those fishermen who prefer to take into account the influence of the Moon on the fish bite when making their own fishing forecast.

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
				1	2	3
4	5	6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13	14	15	16	17
18	19	20	21	22	23	24
25	26	27	28	29	30

The fisherman's lunar calendar for September 2017 was built taking into account the following phases of the moon:

• September 6, 2017 full moon;
• September 13 third quarter moon;
• September 20, 2017 new moon;
• September 28, 2017 first quarter moon.

Fish biting according to the lunar calendar for September 2017

The lunar calendar for September 2017 suggests that the days of weak bite in the first autumn month fall on: 3, 4, 8, 9, 19, 20, 21 September, therefore, on these days, anglers should prepare for fishing especially carefully.
Normal biting days, as noted by the lunar calendar, in September fall on 1, 2, 10-12, 16-18, 22-24, 29-30. September. It will be even better to bite on September 13-15, 25-28 - for these days the lunar calendar for September predicts zhor. But on September 5-7, 2017, no bite is predicted.

Experienced fishermen know that fish are caught and bit depending on many factors. However, the information provided by the fisherman’s calendar for September and the lunar calendar of fish bites for September will never be superfluous in making a fishing bite forecast.