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Home > Take Me Fishing Blog > July 2018 > Don’t Get Washed Out: 8 Tips For Fishing in the Rain
Productive fishing requires smart planning. Great anglers consider numerous factors in advance such as area familiarization, tides, moon phases, water temperature and, of course, weather. Light rain tends to discourage some anglers from hitting the water, but actually provides a great opportunity for catching fish. Here are eight great tips for fishing in the rain.
When planning your rain fishing trip, consider all fishing in the rain tips and environmental factors such as water temperature, tides, structure, location of bait, water movement, and times to fish. Find more fishing tips on our website including the best time to fish and other fishing in the rain tips.
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Alycia Downs is a freelance content creator and avid sportsman who contributes to numerous publications promoting tourism, fishing, and outdoors. Alycia is a member of the Florida Outdoor Writers Association and is actively involved with conservation and fishing non-profit organizations. Visit her personal blog at tideandtale.com or on Instagram @tideandtale.
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