AnVi Fishing
AI analysis
Medium confidence
6/10
Decent bait with inconsistent effectiveness; heavily weather-dependent
AnVi Fishing SILVER bait shows average effectiveness with high variability. Best results (5/5) consistently appear in rain with moderate temperatures and wind, with one series of 4 reports (July, rain) delivering excellent catches. However, on hot days (27–33°C, clear weather) the bait performs poorly (2/5), indicating strong condition dependency. All reports are solo evidence at the bait level (no competing baits in the mix), increasing attribution reliability, though the small sample size and only two months of data limit confidence.
Best conditions
Rainy and overcast days with moderate temperatures (20–22°C) and 9 km/h wind; summer (June–July)
Best target fish
Crucian carp, roach, rudd; good results on bream as well
- Works best in rainy weather with 20–22°C and 8–9 km/h wind — expect frequent bites (every 5 min) on such days
- Strawberry/Sweet Plum variant proved more consistent (4 reports, average 4.25/5) versus Tiger Nut/Corn (2 reports, average 3/5) and Crucian Carp Maggot (5 reports, average 3.6/5)
- On hot, clear days with 27–33°C avoid this bait or combine with other strategies — success drops to 2/5
- Combined with maggot on hook and bottom fishing shows the most predictable results
Sample size only 13 solo reports, covers June–July only (no spring, autumn, or winter data), limiting seasonal conclusions. Rating variability is high (2 to 5/5), though a clear rain pattern emerges; larger sample across different weather conditions needed for confident calibration. Three low-rated reports (2/5) fall on hot days, suggesting temperature dependency rather than bait quality issues.
