Fishing forecast today – where is it worth fishing?

Yes – air pressure is one of the most important factors in the bite forecast. As pressure changes, so does the amount of dissolved gas in the water and the volume of a fish's swim bladder, which affects their behaviour and feeding activity. Stable high pressure (>1015 hPa) is excellent for white fish. Falling pressure ahead of a weather front often triggers intense activity in predatory fish.

Pike bite best in the early morning (5–9am) and in the evening (5–9pm). They are more active in cloudy weather, before or after rain, when pressure is falling. In spring (after spawning) and autumn pike are especially active. The best temperature is 8–16°C. Recommended lures: spoons, crankbaits, soft plastics.

Bream are most active in the early morning (5–10am) and in the evening (6–9pm). They prefer warm water (18–25°C), stable high pressure and light south-westerly wind. In summer you can also fish for them at night. Best bait: worms, maggots, sweetcorn, flavoured bread, boilies. In winter for ice fishing – bloodworm.

South-westerly and westerly wind is considered most favourable – it brings warmer air and creates small waves that oxygenate the water. Light wind (1–3 m/s) is ideal for white fish. North-easterly wind (especially strong) usually means a worse bite. Moderate wind (3–6 m/s) suits predatory fish fishing.

Light rain often improves fishing, especially for predatory fish. Rain reduces visibility in the water, oxygenates it, and can wash nutrient-rich material into the water. However, prolonged heavy rain increases turbidity and can cause flooding, which significantly worsens the bite.

In summer, plant-based baits (sweetcorn, bread, boilies, paste) work great for white fish. Live baits (worms, maggots) work all year round. For predatory fish – soft plastics, small spoons and crankbaits. In warm weather fish often prefer smaller, more natural-looking baits.

In warm summer weather fish retreat to deeper, cooler water (3–6 m and deeper). In the early morning and evening they move to shallower spots (0.5–2 m) to feed. Predatory fish follow their prey and can be at any depth. In winter, look for deeper spots with slower current.

Yes – the moon phase is included in the bite forecast calculation as one of 7 factors. The full moon and new moon create the strongest gravitational pull, which affects fish activity even in freshwater – at this time fish feed more intensely, especially at night. The first and last quarters are considered average. However, air pressure, temperature and wind still have a bigger influence.

Fishing is allowed year-round in Lithuania, but restrictions apply during spawning periods. Pike spawn in March–April, bream in May–June. During these times fishing is prohibited in certain locations. You can find exact restriction dates on the Ministry of Environment or AMT (Environmental Protection Agency) website. Our fishing forecast does not account for legal restrictions.

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