(1) Luring fish with food: that is, using bait to lure fish for fishing, which is usually also called nesting. Vegetarian baits that can be used as food baits include bran, corn, millet, bean cakes, rice, vegetable cakes, bran, bean dregs, broken rice, etc. Animal baits include: meat bones, snail meat, clam meat, chicken heads, fish bones, frogs, etc. , maggots, red worms, earthworms, etc.
(2) Taste lure: Except for barracuda, most fish in freshwater have a keen sense of smell and can find the location of food based on smell. Based on this, you can prepare flavor bait according to what you need to fish. Flavor bait should have a strong aroma, fishy smell, etc., and its color, warm colors such as orange, garcinia, and red ocher are better for clear water bodies; white is better for turbid water bodies. The smell and color of bait should be emphasized in day or night. Generally, night fishing emphasizes smell; daytime fishing emphasizes color; clear water emphasizes color, and muddy water emphasizes smell.
(3) Light lure: Use cold light similar to yellow fireflies to lure fish. In recent years, fluorescent sticks in blue, green, yellow, red and other colors have been produced abroad and buckled on the fishhook. to increase the fishing rate.
(4) Sound lure: The fish has an inner ear under its skin and a hearing spot in the inner ear, which can accurately identify the direction and location of sounds. Accordingly, "audio fish luring device" has been developed. It records and copies the sound of fish feeding, puts it at the fishing point, and emits sound signals in the water to lure fish to be caught.
(5) Nest lure: Tie the young grass with a rope, tie it with stones and sink it to the bottom of the water to form an artificial fish nest; you can also use various baits to sprinkle into fishing spots to form a nest to lure fish.
2. How to classify bait?
Bait can be divided into bait and fishing bait.
The function of bait is to gather fish and retain fish. That is to say, the scattered fish are gathered together and stay there unwilling to leave. There are two types of bait: loose bait and sticky bait. Loose bait is to sprinkle granular bait into the water to gather scattered fish for fishing; sticky bait is to stir-fry pea flour, corn flour, sesame flour, soybean flour, flour, etc. over a slow fire until fragrant, put it into a water box, and use First soak the fish in water, then put the hook into the powder box mixed with the above bait and mix it for a few times. The fragrant powder will stick to the hook, and then put the hook into the fishing point to lure fish to gather for fishing.
3. What are the principles for preparing bait?
The bait you configure should be such that the fish "cannot eat enough, cannot melt, and cannot run away." The following principles should be followed when preparing bait for this purpose:
First, the bait must be "loose and fragrant". Because the bait is very fragrant and scattered, the fish are reluctant to leave and cannot eat enough.
Second, the bait must be brightly colored. The three colors that fish are most sensitive to are: red, white and yellow; the vision of fish is about 1 meter, so the bait should be as close as possible to these three colors and make it heavier. It can only sink to the bottom after being sprinkled into the water. The amount should not be too much at one time to avoid attracting small fish floating on the surface.
Third, the bait should have a certain amount of granular material and powder at the same time. The particles should have a certain viscosity and slowly loosen after falling into the water. This can stabilize the fish swimming in the nest; the powder can Lure fish into their nests.
Fourth, fish like fragrance, fishy smell, and stinky smell. Therefore, the bait must have the characteristics of fragrance, fishy smell, etc. to attract fish.
4. How to make powder, granules and synthetic bait?
Powder bait
The raw materials for making powder bait are: bran, rapeseed cake flour, bean cake flour, corn flour, soybean flour, potato flour, bean flour, rice bran flour, rice flour, Bread crumbs, sesame powder, peanut powder, flour and dozens more. When making, first mix 2 to 3 kinds of powders together. After arriving at the fishing ground and fishing in any water quality, use the water in the water body of the fishing ground to mix the bait. Where conditions permit, the powder may not be fried. The blended powder may be soaked in water for 3 to 5 days, and then fermented before use. The effect will be better. In this way, the fragrance of the bait is not only long-lasting, but also spreads wider.
Particle bait
The raw materials for making particle bait include: rice, wheat grains, corn, rice grains, pumpkin, cantaloupe, wolfberry, cooked potato, mussel meat, broken bones, etc. These baits have large particles and do not need to be mixed with other baits.
If the water area is large, mixing the powder of 2 to 3 kinds of bait together will have better effect.
Synthetic bait
The main ingredients of synthetic bait include: rice, bran, rapeseed cake powder, corn flour, etc. Its auxiliary ingredients include: snail meat, shrimp meat scraps, shrimp powder, sesame seeds Meal, fish bone meal, etc. Its condiments include: fruit essence, cream essence, distiller's yeast or cod liver oil, and sugar.
In addition to the above types of bait, there are also dry bait, wet bait, fishy bait, and brewed bait (put rice or broken rice into a bottle, pour in white wine and soak for 2 to 3 days) Just pour it out), color and flavor bait, light bait, etc.
5. How to make peas, soybeans, ground peanuts and grass bait?
Peanuts, soybeans, and ground peanuts are one of the baits that crucian carp, carp, and grass carp like to eat. The specific method is: fry the beans, soybeans, and peanuts separately, and grind them into powder for later use. When fishing, mix it with water and sprinkle it into the water to form a nest.
Grass is the favorite food of grass carp. After arriving at the fishing ground, you can temporarily pull some grass from the local materials, tie it into bundles, and throw it on the water surface in summer to make a floating hook. In other seasons, add a stone to the grass handle, throw it into the water and then sink to the bottom, then you can fish on the bottom.
6. How to make commonly used musk rice and medicinal rice baits?
Musky rice is the favorite bait of crucian carp, grass carp and carp. The specific method is: buy back some musk, wrap it in gauze, put rice in a glass bottle, put the gauze bag into the bottle, seal the bottle mouth, and it will be ready in 10-15 days. This kind of bait can withstand water immersion for a long time without deterioration, discoloration or deformation. Just sprinkle about 20 pieces into one nest.
Medicated rice is the bait that crucian carp, grass carp and carp like to eat. The specific method is: chop 40 grams of Lingcao, 60 grams of Paicao, 50 grams of fragrant pine, 30 grams of cumin, 20 grams of talc, and 20 grams of rhubarb into a glass bottle, and add white wine to submerge. It can be soaked for 1 to 2 months.
Another recipe is: 50 grams of furikake, 50 grams of cumin, 50 grams of talc, 50 grams of cloves, 50 grams of patchouli, 50 grams of star anise, 50 grams of cinnamon, and 20 grams of rhubarb. Chop them separately in the same way, put them into bottles, pour in white wine, and soak for 1 to 2 months.
Put the rice into a small bottle before fishing, pour the prepared medicinal wine into the small bottle (the degree of the medicinal wine just covering the rice), shake well, and seal. When using, sprinkle 10-20 grains of rice into each nest.
7. How to make the commonly used baits of wine rice, distiller’s grains and vegetable cakes?
If musk rice or medicinal rice is not available, wine rice can be used.
Put the rice into the bottle, pour in the sorghum liquor (to the extent that the rice is submerged), seal it with a lid. Soak for more than 3 days in summer and autumn, and for more than 10 days in spring and winter. Before use, filter out the rice, put it into another dry bottle, and bring it to the fishing ground for use. The dosage is about 30 capsules each time.
Vegetable cakes and distiller’s grains are what carp, grass carp, and crucian carp like to eat.
Rapseed cake bait: Mix 30% of rapeseed cake, 40% of wheat bran, and 30% of rice and grind them together. Add water temporarily after entering the fishing ground (the amount of water added is enough to form a ball when squeezed by hand), and it is ready. .
Distillers grain bait: can be used directly without further processing.
8. How to make bean dregs into bait? Can cow dung be used as bait?
Silver carp, silver carp, carp, and grass carp all like to eat bean dregs.
The method of making bean dregs bait is: put the bean dregs in the sun for a few days, wait for it to ferment, and then sprinkle it in the nest when using it. Cow dung has a strong smell and is a favorite bait for carp. It is easy to find raw materials for using cow dung as bait, it does not cost money, and the production method is simple. The specific method is:
Take about 1 kilogram of fresh cow dung (not dried) and add grass (cut into short sections) ) 0.25 kg and a small amount of rice, wet mud, rice husk, etc. are mixed and kneaded into a dough. The raw dough weighs about 1. 5 kg. Several balls can be made at a time. Throw the cow dung ball into the water body and wait until the water bubbles, the rice husk and grass in the cow dung ball turn up and down, and the water becomes turbid, then you can fish. You can also spread cow dung directly into the nest as bait.
9. How to make bait from rice?
Rice is one of the favorite baits for fish. The method of making bait with rice is:
Put the rice into a sealable jar, add white wine to it, mix evenly, and seal The mouth of the jar (if you use a kimchi jar, you should add a foot jar with water). Never allow the water around the altar to dry out. As long as the mouth of the jar is sealed well, the rice will not deteriorate for a long time. When in use, just take it out and add mixed feed, flour, bean flour, etc. Rice can be added to the jar at any time for use.
Other bait making methods will not be introduced one by one. In short, each place can make and choose them according to the objects they need to fish, the water quality of the fishing grounds, fish conditions, weather, and local bait materials.
10. What are the commonly used vegetarian baits? How to make it?
Plain bait for freshwater fishing is mainly used for fishing grass carp, bream, bream, etc. Natural bait includes: young leaves and buds of various terrestrial and aquatic plants, fruits, vegetables, potatoes, corn kernels, rice kernels, wheat kernels, etc.
In addition, there are artificially processed plain baits such as:
White flour bait: This is commonly used as bait for fishing freshwater fish such as crucian carp, carp, herring, grass carp and bream. The specific method is to add sugar to white flour, mix evenly (you can also mix a small amount of sesame oil to increase the flavor), steam it and knead it into small balls. You can also use raw flour and sugar. When fishing, take water on site and use it as you go. Use the water in the fishing ground to mix thoroughly. Pay attention to the amount of water when mixing, so that the dryness and wetness should be moderate.
Corn flour bait: Mix fresh corn flour with a small amount of flour (flour is the binder), mix well with warm water to make a steamed bun, steam it and knead it into a ball.
Why do different waters, different seasons, and different fishing methods require different baits?
(1) Different fish species have different eating requirements. Some fish are very greedy before and after the spawning period, while some fish do not like to eat during the spawning and mating periods, so they are different. Fish species have different bulimia, anorexia and hunger strike periods.
(2) The food habits of fish also change with different water temperatures: carp have a strong appetite when the water temperature ranges from 18℃ to 30℃, while tilapia is in the gluttonous period above 30℃.
(3) The feeding habits of fish also change throughout the day. Therefore, different waters, different seasons, and different fishing methods require different baits.
11. What is the proportion of synthetic bait?
As a general rule: main ingredients account for 70%; auxiliary materials (binders, bulk materials) account for 20%, and flavorings account for 10%.
The preparation of synthetic bait depends on the time, place, and fish. In early autumn and late autumn, it is advisable to add some bone meal, fish meal, and silkworm pupa meal; in midsummer, it is better to make it lighter and add a little honey in an appropriate amount. In addition, you need to add some fragrant seasonings in an appropriate amount.
12. What are the categories of fishing bait?
Bait that is directly worn on the hook to catch fish is called bait. Bait can be divided into three categories: animal bait, plant bait and simulated bait.
Commonly used animal baits include: red earthworms, shrimps, rice worms, cabbage caterpillars, fly maggots, scarab larvae, soil silkworms, borer moth larvae, pupae, locusts, crickets, red worms, field snails, and clams , mussels, frogs, pig liver, eggs, lugworms, razor clams, shellfish...
Common plant baits include: rice, rice cakes, wheat grains, flour dough, gluten grains, steamed buns, flour cakes, broad beans, corn, red sweet potatoes, pumpkins, potatoes, cabbage, young grass... .
Simulated fishing bait: It is made by hiding fish hooks inside small fish, shrimps or other worms simulated by plastic or other materials. When fishing, you can also use simulated fishing bait to lure fish.
13. What are the principles for preparing fishing bait?
(1) Bait should be prepared according to the different feeding habits required by different seasons, different waters, and different fish species. Grass carp has a high catching rate with granular bait.
(2) The bait must be fresh, as low-priced as possible, easy to make, pollution-free, and adaptable to different waters.
(3) Fishing bait requires complete color, shape, taste and movement.
Color: It should be as close as possible to the three colors of yellow, white and red.
Shape: That is, the appearance of the bait should resemble the worms that fish like to eat.
Taste: Bait should be made according to the feeding habits of different fish, and it should be fragrant. Generally, crucian carp likes sweet taste; grass carp likes light sour taste; silver carp and bighead carp like sour smell. The bait used for fishing carp, crucian carp and grass carp is mainly sweet. In fact, fish also eat salty food. Add some salt and MSG to the bait, and the fish will eat more. Salty-flavored bait is the best choice for fishing carp, crucian carp and grass carp. good bait.
Movement: When hanging locusts, grasshoppers and maggots, try to make them move as much as possible to attract fish.
14. What should you pay attention to when preparing fishing bait?
Because the bait is for fish to swallow, the requirements for the bait are:
(1) It must have good palatability, not have thorns or edges, and be as easy for fish to eat as possible bite.
(2) Do not use rotten animals and plants as bait to avoid contaminating water bodies and damaging environmental sanitation.
(3) The bait and color should be compatible with the water body. Generally, light-colored bait is used in normal water; dark-colored bait (red, yellow) is used in light-colored water.
(4) There should be obvious differences in taste and color between bait and fishing bait.
(5) When the temperature is low, meat bait is mainly used, and when the temperature is high, vegetarian bait is mainly used.
15. What are the common live baits for freshwater fishing?
Among the live baits used for freshwater fishing, aquatic animals include: water worms, aquatic insects, crustaceans, molluscs and small fish; terrestrial animals include: earthworms, insects and insect larvae. Here are some commonly used live baits.
Earthworms: divided into two categories: red, purple and green and black; green earthworms are large in size and have a fishy smell, and can be used to catch catfish, yellow catfish, snakehead fish, eel, eel, etc. Red earthworms can be used to catch crucian carp, carp, bream, mandarin fish, red trout, herring, tilapia, grass carp, etc.
Maggots: Except for silver carp and bighead carp, most of the carp species that can be fished like to eat, especially the middle and pelagic fish in the water body such as horsemouth.
Waterworm: Also known as red worm, it is not only a natural bait for various large and medium-sized fishes, but also a palatable bait for many small miscellaneous fish, shrimps, crabs and other species.
Mealworms: The main fishing targets are crucian carp, carp, bream, grass carp, tilapia and other omnivorous fish.
16. What are the common live baits used for seawater fishing?
Commonly used live baits for seawater fishing include shrimps, loaches, silkworms, crabs, small fish, clams, snails, etc. Here we will briefly introduce the commonly used ones:
Live shrimp: mainly It is used to catch bass and grouper. The method of collecting is to put meat bones, leftover rice and leftovers in a small shrimp net, and then place it in the shallow water area of ??the beach where there is seaweed to catch live shrimp.
Live fish: You can catch mackerel, bass or other saltwater fish. Do not damage the internal organs of live fish when installing hooks to ensure longer survival. The hooks should be hung on the jaws, eyes, back and other places.
Live crabs: mainly sand crabs, the targets of fishing are: grouper, black sea bream and other fish. When installing the hook, the hook tip penetrates between the chelicerae and the first pair of walking legs, and hides the hook in the gill cavity on the same side. The hook tip does not penetrate the carapace, so that it can crawl on the seabed or swim in the water, which is beneficial for luring fish. Take the bait.
Nereis: Mainly include worms, grass worms, red centipedes, etc. They are the best bait for seawater fishing and have many hook targets. Most suitable for floating fishing with hand rods on the shore.
17. How to choose the right bait?
The bait does not depend on the essence, but on the right path. Generally, the bait for carp fishing is: tender corn, wheat grains, old corn, jade cakes, red worms, earthworms, shrimps, snail meat, rice grains, Food, bread, etc.
The grass carp’s favorite baits are: tender corn, wire grass tips, light sour bait (mixed with 80% bran and 20% cornmeal). Soak it in boiling water before fishing, mix well and put it into a plastic bag, and tie the bag tightly. , cover it tightly with cotton wool overnight and let it ferment), corn cake, rice grains, earthworms, etc.
The baits that crucian carp likes to eat include: bait made by adding fried sesame powder, fried soybean powder and vanilla essence to the bait. The bait for crucian carp includes: shrimps, snail meat, red worms, and bean flour (fry the beans until the skin becomes pitted, remove from the pot, remove the shells, and grind into fine powder.
When using, add a few drops of water into the powder, mix thoroughly and press it into a dough), rice grains, earthworms, etc.
18. How to catch grass carp with fruits?
Grass carp mostly feed on tender grass. Taking advantage of this characteristic, you can use fruits as bait when it is difficult to find other bait:
(1) Choose greener and harder bananas. Cut it into 3 cm square pieces and install the hook to catch grass carp.
(2) Choose pineapples with moderate hardness and softness, cut them into 2 cm square pieces, and install hooks to catch grass carp.
(3) Choose soft and hard grapes and hook them whole to catch grass carp.
19. What are the aliases of lingcao, fragrant pine and paicao?
When Diao Weng makes medicinal rice, they need to buy herbal medicines from pharmacies, but they often cannot get the right number and have no idea where to start. To facilitate Diao Weng’s purchase of herbal medicines, the aliases of the relevant herbs are listed here:
Lingcao: also known as Lingling, fumigation, Yancao, Huicao, vanilla, bellflower, bellflower, yellowbell, bellgrass, bellgrass, patchouli, patchouli, plain. Nanxiang, Manshanxiang.
Fragrant pine: also called nard.
Pai Cao: also called Ling Cao.
20. How to make bait effective in gathering fish?
(1) To attract fish, the color, fragrance and taste of the bait should be dominated by fragrance, because fish’s sense of smell is more sensitive than vision and taste, especially When water clarity is low, fragrance becomes even more important. Of course, the color and taste must also match well and cannot be left alone.
(2) In order to achieve the purpose of retaining the fish, the particles of the bait must be a combination of thickness, true and false. If rice and millet are used as bait, use 4 parts of millet, 1 part of rice, and add crushed eggshells to achieve the purpose of combining true and false.
(3) In order to achieve the purpose of allowing fish to swallow the hook, the nest area must be small. Generally, the diameter of the nest is about 15 cm. However, if the nest area is small, it will be more difficult to set the hook. To ensure Set the hook accurately, and when making the nest, mark the front and back of the nest, with the nest in the middle, so that the marks on the nest and both ends are in a straight line.
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