1. The choice of bait: The first bait that this fish likes to eat is natural bait, namely: stoneworms, but stoneworms have to be turned over rocks in the stream to catch them and are difficult to obtain; the second is earthworms and Raised mealworms (mealworms), earthworms are inconvenient to carry and can easily stain hands, while mealworms are clean and easy to carry. At the same time, mealworms are a favorite food of freshwater grouper, so mealworms are the first choice for fishing this fish. As bait, this insect is generally easily available in fishing gear shops and flower and bird markets. You can also raise it yourself. For specific feeding methods, please refer to relevant information.

2. Brief fishing method: Freshwater grouper grows in natural streams and rivers. It likes to forage in stone crevices, stone pools, artificial stone dams and rapids under bridge piers, and likes group activities. Therefore, fishing spots should be selected from the above places. When the fishing point is chosen correctly, about 500-1000 grams of fish can be caught in an hour. When a fishing point is cast for one or two consecutive times but no fish bites, it means that there are no fish in this fishing point and must be moved to another fishing position immediately. This forms a unique fishing method of walking up and down the stream. One fishing trip can often cover two or three kilometers of waterway.

3. Fishing time: Walk fishing for freshwater grouper is generally from March to November every year. The best times are from 6 am to 9 am and from 4 pm to 6 pm every day. The above times are The inner fish are the most active in eating, and a lot of fish are caught. It is worth noting that April is the spawning and breeding period of this fish. It is best to stop fishing and rest during this period to protect the population and quantity of this fish and form a virtuous cycle.