When is the best time to go fishing in a river or lake?

Fish are cold-blooded animals, so their metabolism and activity are affected by water temperature. In cooler months, fish often move to deeper, warmer waters to conserve energy.

In most cases, the best time to fish in a river or lake is in the early morning or late evening when the water is cooler and the sun is not shining as brightly. This is because fish can still see in low-light conditions, and they are more likely to be feeding.