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A complete recipe of nest materials for wild carp fishing
Sharing the recipe for nest material for wild carp fishing:

1, 500g corn kernels, 500g sweet potato, 500g soybeans, 200g brown sugar, 100ml honey. First, fishing friends mix corn kernels and soybeans, and then put them into a pot to boil them to bloom. Of course, soaking them in advance during cooking will have better results. Then the fishing friends cut the sweet potatoes into fine pieces and set them aside. Then they took a basin, poured in the soybeans, corn kernels and sweet potatoes and stirred them evenly. After mixing, they poured in the brown sugar and stirred them. After stirring evenly, the fishing friends poured in the honey and continued to mix and stir. The nest material is ready and can be used after three days in the bottle.

2. 1jin of field snails, 1jin of Yuantang granules, 100g of garlic powder, 1jin of cornmeal, and 1jin of bean dregs. First, the fishing friends crushed the field snails into pieces with a food processor, then mixed the raw sugar granules with cornmeal and bean dregs, crushed them with a rolling pin, and finally poured in garlic powder and stirred them well. After stirring evenly, the fishing friends poured in the crushed field snails. Continue to mix and stir until the nest material is mixed. It can be put into a bag and used for fishing three days later.

3. 1jin of field snails, 1jin of Yuantang granules, 100g of garlic powder, 1jin of cornmeal, and 1jin of bean dregs. First, the fishing friends crushed the field snails into pieces with a food processor, then mixed the raw sugar granules with cornmeal and bean dregs, crushed them with a rolling pin, and finally poured in garlic powder and stirred them well. After stirring evenly, the fishing friends poured in the crushed field snails. Continue to mix and stir until the nest material is mixed. It can be put into a bag and used for fishing three days later.