1. Mix millet soaked in wine, rice soaked in cattle crucian carp (or other granular bait) and broken rapeseed cake according to the ratio of 1:3 or 1:4. Stir well and add water. Then knead into a ball, not too much water, or it will disperse easily. Rapeseed cake has a little atomization effect, attracting fish and millet to stay in the bottom nest.
2. The nest should not be large and concentrated. Nest area is large, or several nests are concentrated. Although it will attract a lot of fish, it cannot be concentrated in a small area. Fishing spots will also be scattered, which will affect the catch rate. You can't do such a thankless thing!
3. Don't fish until the nest is ready. Many people are eager to hang bait to get off the pole after they get off the nest. This practice is likely to make you lose your wife and your soldiers. Because it takes a certain time for fish to enter the nest, if you start to get off the pole before a large number of fish enter the nest, it is easy to disturb the nearby fish and even form a dead nest. Generally, after nesting, you can wait for the fish nest to ferment, prepare the line group while making bait, and then fish after nesting. When the water temperature is high and the fish are in a good mood, the fish nest generally grows faster.
4. Don't fish too close to the nest. Never fish directly in the nest when fishing. It is likely to form a fried nest after running fish. Big fish generally don't go into the nest, but like to feed on the side, which means "fishing near the nest and fishing far away".
5. Use less stuffing.
6. When the nest is done, we can fish with peace of mind, but after fishing for a while, you will find that the fishing speed is decreasing, which means that there are fewer and fewer fish, so you need to make up the nest. "Diligence" means filling the nest in time so that the fish can stay in the nest and keep taking the bait. "Less" means less bait when filling the nest, because some fish have eaten a lot after entering the nest. There are too many baits, so the fish won't bite when they are full.