Understanding fish behavior in different seasons is crucial for successful fishing. In spring, fish are more active as they feed to regain energy after winter. They tend to stay in shallower waters near shore to find food. Summer brings warmer water, so fish move to cooler, deeper areas or shady spots during the day. Fall is a transition period where fish feed heavily to store energy for winter. They can be found in both shallow and deep waters. Winter makes fish lethargic, so they move to deeper, warmer waters and feed less. To understand fish behavior, consider water temperature, oxygen levels, and food sources. Use this knowledge to adjust your fishing techniques and locations accordingly.

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