Continue to spawn many fish that have started their spawning grounds in April: minnows, roach, sheresper, loach, schipovki, perch, bullhead, and others in late May or early June, toss in ponds and lakes, carp roe. When water temperature becomes not less than 14 °, the carp gather in flocks in the reeds, but they do not lyubyatosoki. During spawning the females are kept at the bottom. Males swim top, jump into the air, stirring up the water, smacking and produce more turmoil. Females lay up to 100,000 eggs. But in the ovaries of large carp find them from 200 to 360 thousand. At the same time as the carp spawning bream: young - in late May, bream average - a little later, the old spawn even later, when the ear rye, ie, on the border of the spring and summer. Cold weather delayed spawning. Bream spawn in the morning to water the plants with great noise and bustle. Lini129 begin spawning in late May, but continue it in June or early July. In May spawn catfish. They begin with the fact that the pectoral fins dig nest in the form of deep pits. At the bottom of her somiha puts a lot of large eggs which the male pours milk. But the matter does not end there. And the male and female remain with the eggs laid and guarded them from different lakomok, which so many on the river bottom. Huge catfish are able to instill fear of any fish. Their tails are strong concern over the water guarded nest was removed, and any risk to fry the eggs. Thus, under the protection of parental leave som fry from eggs, and at first kept at the bottom of the reserve pits. This zealous protection of offspring sometimes brings death to the old Som, because it makes them visible from above. Fishermen stalk them and byot iron harpoons, quietly podplyvaya na boat. For fish spawning graduates and ends at the same time their spring II course. Now they no longer compete with fast flow and allow themselves to take down the stream. So, "roll" down ides hiding by day in deep river holes and pochyo Escaping upstairs. Here they eat worms, larvae, eggs of other fish, or have fallen into the water beetles, dragonflies and mayflies. Burbot ceased to roam along the river and becomes a krutoyary, hammered day in deep burrows, under roots and driftwood sticking out of the shore, Fire under stones where there is a large rock slides. Later spawning minnow, bleak and tench. As of May or the first third of June begins laying eggs a little bitterling. Spawning bitterling is particularly interesting. The female produces eggs through the extra long tube - the ovipositor, which at the time she grows up na abdomen. Fish sticks it to the so-called siphon river mussels (Unio), or bezzubki (Anodonta) and lets a few eggs in the folds of the gill of clam. Thus, caviar is protected by a sturdy shell, where it is safe to commit their own development. But bitterling often forced to bring up other fish larvae bezzubki own blood gills. Thus, bezzubka become "foster mother" the young Gorchakov, and bitterling-nursing mothers of young mussels. Laying eggs lasts all summer and ends in August. In the large southern Russian rivers in the mid and late May, spawning sturgeon, sturgeon and stellate sturgeon. In the second half of May ruff out of the bays and backwaters and descends into the maelstrom and pit packs going to have baths and wooden rafts, which approach the driftwood, which is why a particularly attractive ruffs. The fish after spawning seen enhanced engorgement (poslenerestovy Jordan). Therefore, they eagerly rush at this time for the bait, start a good "bite" of fish. Young perch are kept in the grass, the old go into the whirlpool and deep space. Big bass caught on small fish and crawfish. Sheresper begins to take on the "bait", gudgeon - pa red worm manure (Nightcrawlers). Returns to the old places chub. Since that time all summer, he deftly enough fallen into the water insects, although more likely - the young crayfish. Since early June caught ide and chub on the crawfish. Well take chub on the larva of the May beetle. Fishermen call it "catch eel." In the last third of the spring begins to descend into the warmed water too. Deftly, he floats among the reeds and sedges, exposing the water over his handsome head. Here he catches frogs, newts, tadpoles and even fish, of which most often to get him to dinner the young molt and clumsy Karasik.
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