Tricolor carp is still used as bait for marubeni. The effect of fishing slippery fish and big fish in the old pit is quite good, and the particles are in good condition. I usually put the flag of the incomparable tricolor carp in a plastic bucket and seal it. Every time I open the bait, I will grab a handful of this mixed pill bait from the grain bait and loosen it as much as possible so as not to destroy the particle state of the pill bait. If it's a black pit, the light bait is not enough. These lures may be delicious, but they don't have enough penetration. I usually use black pits with first-class supply, which are very fragrant and have obvious effects. The water quality of black pits is generally very fat, and the bottom of the pits stinks. Therefore, it is necessary to use sweet bait with strong penetration to lure distant fish. At the same time, rice wine is also very important, because there is usually a mud layer in the bottom pit, and rice wine can give off a fragrance in the sauce layer to let the fish smell the smell around the nest. I hope so.