During the summer, fish behavior can be influenced by the increase in water temperature. Warmer water holds less oxygen, which can lead fish to become more lethargic as they struggle to breathe. In response, fish may move to deeper, cooler waters where oxygen levels are higher. Additionally, some species may become more active during low light periods such as early morning or late evening to avoid the heat of the day. It's essential for anglers to adjust their fishing techniques accordingly by fishing deeper or targeting low light periods to increase their chances of a successful catch.

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