The wild Pelteobagrus fulvidraco does not live in groups, but has the habit of nesting. Therefore, it is necessary to catch more Pelteobagrus fulvidraco at a fixed point. Pelteobagrus fulvidraco likes fishy bait. So you can use poultry offal as a nest. You can put a piece of chicken intestines in stockings, and then add a stone to sink into the den to make a nest. The purpose is to prevent the nest material from being pulled away by the fish and losing the effect of gathering fish. If you use bait, you can cut earthworm or chicken liver and duck liver to take the bait. In short, in the fishy smell of bait, earthworms recommend black earthworms with fishy smell.