1. Use Deeper sonar to find carp in shallow warm areas and identify best baiting spots
In spring, carp look for warmer water and often gather in sunlit, shallow areas. Scan the waters with Deeper sonar to easily and quickly identify underwater islands. For more convenience when scanning, check out Deeper Smartphone Mount for Any Fishing Rod. Precision is one of the keys. Deeper sonar will help you find the exact spot where you need to cast the bait. Try Deeper Night Cover for a good view of your sonar and get your bait exactly where you want it. Use night mode for a light to turn on your sonar for better visibility in any weather conditions.
2. Pre-feed your swim
Before the water temperature reaches 16-17°C, carp's metabolic rate is still low, so they feed sluggishly. In this case, make large pre-feeds at a potential spot. You'll need to use more bait than usual, and you might have to swap your bait boat for a boat here. Try our Deeper Flexible Arm 2.0 to scan the bottom of the water body and find a perfect feeding spot. If you also pair this easy-to-install sonar mount with a Deeper Smartphone Mount for Boat and Kayak, you can conveniently control the boat and analyse scans on your phone.
3. Plan your approach
In spring, carp start feeding more actively when the water warms up. They tend to stick to warmer areas, such as underwater islands, where the sun shines the longest during the day. Try Fish Deeper Premium Access (12 Months) to find these places close to the shore. You can explore potential water bodies and fishing spots comfortably from home or when you are out by the water. Save time wandering along the water bodies looking for that perfect fishing spot.
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