If the corn is directly hung on the hook, it is most suitable to choose fresh and tender corn. If it is old corn, it is recommended to cook it before using it. If corn is mixed with other materials, both fresh and cooked corn can be used. Corn is attractive to grass carp, and most anglers choose to use corn bait when fishing grass carp. Under normal circumstances, you will choose old corn for making nests and fresh corn for fishing.

First, whether to fish grass carp with fresh corn or cooked corn depends on what corn is used. If it is fresh, it can be directly used on the hook. Because corn is more attractive to grass carp, especially fresh and tender corn, which is sweet and fragrant, is the favorite food of grass carp.

Of course, if it is old corn, it needs to be cooked before use. This can be used when making nests or mixed with other bait. Most anglers will choose corn to catch grass carp, but the bait for fishing is tender corn, and usually only old corn is used when nesting.

Second, can you still catch grass carp with corn in winter? It is not recommended to fish grass carp with corn in winter. Although corn is sweet, it is difficult to give off the smell of corn in a low water temperature environment, so it is not attractive to grass carp. In winter, it is best to choose bait with strong fishy smell, such as earthworm, red worm and silkworm chrysalis. You can add some corn to these meat baits, which will be more attractive to grass carp. If the effect is not good, you can add some small drugs appropriately, so the effect will be better.

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