Carps are highly vigilant and difficult to catch, especially large carp, which are less wild. If we can confirm that there are carp in the water, even in our nest, but there are no carp bites, then we must consider whether the taste of the bait is not right for carp.

When watching some videos of fishing experts catching big carp, you will see that these experts will pay attention to making nest fishing with wheat or corn. This is because carp in summer are lighter in weight and prefer cereal-flavored bait. Therefore, we can directly choose wheat or the latest corn to fish, because these crops have only a faint fragrance and are not easy to atomize and offend small miscellaneous fish.

Never use mellow fishy bait when fishing carp in summer. This strong bait will not be loved by carp, but will offend many small miscellaneous fish. If you fish with rich bait in natural waters in summer, you won't want to catch big fish, and you will feel a lot if you switch to small miscellaneous fish immediately.

Carps like dark light. Most fish like dark light, but the main performance of carp is more prominent. Carp has a good dark light, which is manifested in its love of dirty water. It is usually easy to catch carp in muddy areas. For example, the bay on the river bank is a good place to catch carp. In fact, the compressive strength of light has a great relationship with temperature, so the temperature in rainy days is very suitable for fishing carp in early summer. Carp will be easier to catch as long as it is not so stuffy in rainy days. Because the light in shallow water is weak, carp will go to shallow water for food, and it is definitely stronger not to hide in deep water. After the rainstorm, there are floods and dirty water everywhere, and carp will feel very comfortable. So as long as the rain stops after the rainstorm, you can catch carp when you go out.

Carp has a big appetite. Carp is a particularly edible fish, mainly manifested in a wide range of recipes. Small fish, insects, underwater invertebrates, plant fruits and seeds, and underwater green moss rot are all key food sources for carp. Why can carp eat so much? I think it has something to do with the structure of carp. As we all know, omnivorous fish can be regarded as "inferior fish species" and have no stomachache. Carp not only has no stomachache, but also has a short stomach, which is more difficult to digest and absorb food. So carp are easy to get hungry and need a lot of food. A lot of foraging, of course, must be a wide range of foraging. Therefore, we often say that fishways are the most suitable for catching carp, because the feeding range of carp is almost large. When choosing a fishing position, you should pay attention to sharp, peninsula garden, decreasing width, and uneven ridges and slopes under water, which are good places to catch carp.