Carp fishing is generally not very sensitive. There is no hook to level the water, and fishing of 3-4-5 mesh is enough. (Actually, no matter how you adjust it, as long as it’s not too sensitive, it’s usually fine.) If there’s an obvious jerking movement or black drift, you can lift the pole!

1. Laogui’s carp fishing bait formula

Carp hand food: Laogui’s three-in-one 100ml + Laogui’s Tianxia carp 80ml + Laogui’s snail carp 50ml +Laogui's Nine-Eighth Wine-Fragrant Crucian Carp 100ml

Carp Nest: 3 pounds of local pellet feed + 1 bag of Laogui Super Lure + 4 bottle caps of Zhuolite Xiaoyao Q Luo Carp + Mi Shuang 4/5 bags of Carp No. 2 + 5 bottle caps of Jianghu medicinal wine + 4 taels of wine rice

Preparation method: The first step; for hand food, mix all the hand food together first and soak it in pond water. It is better to dry it loosely.

The second step is to make the nest. First, soak the small medicine Q to lure carp, Jianghu medicinal wine, and Mi Shuang Carp No. 2 with brown sugar water and honey, then pour it into the pellet feed and soak it for 20 minutes. (The water level should be equal to the particles)

The third step; then pour other bait into the nest and stir thoroughly.

The fourth step: take out a handful of the prepared nest material (about 400 ml) and put it into the bait basin.

The fifth step: take out 600 ml of hand food, recombine it with the nest material, stir it, and it is dry and scattered. Can you fish with a big bait hook? If it feels too dry, add more according to the requirements of the fishing site. Rub the water and soften it a little to hook the fish.

2. What are the techniques for fishing carp?

(1) Look for traces of carp: Fishing friends all know that carp are very cunning, especially wild carp. It is timid, alert, and highly vigilant. It is very cautious in moving and eating, and does not easily bite the hook. To catch carp, you must first find the traces of carp. Carp love to dig into the mud to feed, thus producing evenly sized and dense air bubbles. Dozens of them rise up at the same time and move frequently, one after another. They are spherical and often accompanied by rising sewage. If you find the carp star, you will find the place where the carp is. Got it.

(2) Master the rules of foraging. Carp is a fish that swims in groups and forages for food. Carp foraging is different from other fish. It rarely stays in one place for a long time. Instead, it moves forward while foraging, and sometimes turns back to eat again. This cycle continues until it is full, and then swims to a nearby place. They stay and inhabit deep water areas or other suitable water areas without staying in food areas for a long time.

(3) Fishing for carp must be based on the feeding habits of carp, and fishing should adopt the "wait for rabbits" fishing method (bottom fishing). After choosing the fishing position, stick to it and wait patiently. After a period of time, you can lift the rod and replace it with new bait. Especially when fish stars appear around the nest, you cannot often lift the rod to lure them like you do when fishing for crucian carp, otherwise the timid, alert and cunning carp will be scared away. Practice has proved that changing bait too frequently and raising it by mistake many times will inevitably interfere with the carp’s swallowing and lose the opportunity to take the bait.

(4) Lift the rod straight and steady. Different from other fish, carp does not eat bait recklessly. It always carefully puts the bait into its mouth, gives it a try, tastes it, and then spits it out again. Drop it, pick it up again, taste it, and put it down again. Sometimes it can be repeated many times. Do not swallow it in the mouth rashly. Therefore, it is swallowed slowly and lightly, and it swims away after ingestion. The reaction of the float is to sink significantly (black float) or move laterally and diagonally. The tail of the float gradually decreases from high to low, and slowly sinks into the water. If you lift the rod in time, you will definitely hit the fish. After carp is hooked, it struggles hard, escapes quickly, and has strong fatigue resistance.

(5) To handle the fish after it is hooked, first raise the hand rod, and quickly lead the fish away from the fishing point (so as not to scare away the fish in the nest), and raise it to the water surface to prevent the fish from struggling to escape in the water. , if the fish is larger, when passing the fish, the moving speed of the line should be slightly faster than the swimming speed of the fish, so that the fish follows the line, and changes from passively following the fish to actively leading the fish, controlling the swimming direction of the fish, and waiting for the fish. After he was tired, he was brought ashore with a net. If you encounter a big carp "piling", you need to hold the pole for a period of time, and then shake the pole to sting the fish upstream. When passing the fish, the pole should be in an arch shape. Try to hold the pole as high as possible so that the fish's head is facing up, so that the fish can only jump up. , when the fish is tired from walking and its belly is in the sky, lurk the net under the water in advance, aim the net at the head of the fish and lift it up towards the fish body to land.

(6) Respond in time. Carp are susceptible to external interference and swim to quiet waters to "quietly" hide. "Quiet places" are mostly secluded places where fish are not usually kept, such as the corner areas on the shore, the beachhead areas of long beaches, the central areas of larger waters, etc.

If you encounter a large number of people fishing, you should analyze and judge the situation in time, and seize the opportunity to move to calm or fishing waters far away from the shore to achieve better results.