It's quite good to catch carp with pumpkin crisp, and you can use pumpkin crisp bait more in summer. In summer, when the temperature is high, the water temperature becomes higher and the oxygen content in the water becomes less. Fish are not active in foraging and basically don't open their mouths. At this time, it is best to add some sweet and sour fruits to the basic bait, chop them up or juice them and mix them in the basic bait. But in fact, pumpkin crisp is a good product for fishing in autumn. Carp likes sweet, and the natural smell of pumpkin is particularly attractive to carp. When using pumpkin as bait, you can use green pumpkin or yellow pumpkin. If you cut it into small particles with a knife and hook it directly, it is best to use tender pumpkins with meat inside, because the meat inside is softer than the outside. Note that when using pumpkin flowers as bait, the hook should be larger than 10. The hook is big, the hook tip is naturally long, and the chance of being caught by the fish is greater. Pumpkin is a natural bait for fruits, vegetables and grass, and it can often be obtained locally in the wild. This bait needs to be used according to the location and fish. Generally speaking, the bait should be fresh and tender, easy to be hooked, with the right mouth, and pumpkin happens to be the favorite of carp.