The formula for bait matching is 50% basic bait, 30% main attack bait, 20% status bait, and finally an appropriate amount of additives. This formula is just an approximate proportion of bait mix, and different adjustments should be made according to the actual situation.

When actually preparing bait, do not prepare it exactly according to the contents of the bait formula. The bait used in different seasons, different waters, and different fish groups is not exactly the same. These are all necessary Accumulated by experience.

Baits are roughly divided into five different fragrance types, namely fragrant, sweet, fishy, ??sour and smelly. These five baits can be used alone or mixed according to different situations. The results tend to be better when mixed.

Different fish prefer different types of bait. For example, carp likes sweet bait, so they can use corn, wheat, potatoes, etc.; grass carp prefers fragrant bait and prefers plain bait. ; Silver carp likes acidic bait, so plankton-based bait can be used; crucian carp likes strong-flavored bait, and both meat and vegetable baits are acceptable, so targeted choices should be made when matching.