Water temperature plays a crucial role in influencing fish behavior. Different fish species have specific temperature ranges in which they thrive, affecting their metabolism, feeding patterns, and overall activity levels. In general, warmer water temperatures increase fish metabolism, leading to higher energy expenditure and the need to feed more frequently. This can result in increased feeding activity and aggression among fish. On the other hand, colder water temperatures can slow down metabolism, causing fish to be less active and feed less frequently. Some fish species, like trout, prefer colder water and may seek out cooler areas in hot weather. Understanding the preferred temperature range of the fish you are targeting can help you determine the best time and location to fish for them.

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