The old Chinese medicine doctor’s secret recipe for fishing is as follows:

1. Male clove: 100 grams, about 12 pieces (1.2 yuan for 10 grams).

2. Rhubarb: It depends on the size, usually 1-2 pieces (about 30 grams, 1-2 yuan). ?

3. White Kouen Kernel: 10 grams (1 yuan).

4. Shamrock: 20 grams (2 yuan).

5. Asafoetida: This is difficult to buy. If you don’t have it, just forget it. If you have it, just buy it for 2 yuan.

6. Vitamin B2: 1.5 yuan, preferably vitamin B complex, 20 capsules.

7. High-strength liquor: 56-degree liquor costs about 8 yuan.

8. 3 spoons of honey.

Fishing bait nest materials:

1. Steamed bun powder fishing bait. Dry ordinary white-flour steamed buns, then break them into pieces, grind them into fine powder with a rolling pin, put them into a bottle, drop a little essence or toilet water in the bottle, and put a small piece of high-grade soap in it. Tighten the lid and store it for more than a week.

How to use it: Before fishing, pour an appropriate amount of fragrant steamed bun powder into the container according to the dosage. In order to increase the viscosity, add a little flour or pea flour, add water, mix and knead into a ball for hooking. The bait will disperse after entering the water, and these powdery baits will act as fish lures. Some fishing friends have used this steamed bun powder as bait for a long time, and the effect of catching crucian carp is very good.

2. Flour, honey and wine as bait. Add white flour to honey, then add a small amount of koji wine, and mix to form a dough. The dosage should be small when using it, and only the tip of the hook can be hung with this bait. This bait is very effective for fishing crucian carp in small ponds and fish ponds. This bait can also be used with dipping bait or dipping bait, and the effect is obvious when used in still water.

3. Egg yolk flour bait. There are two ways to use egg yolk mixed with noodles as bait. One is to use raw egg yolks to mix noodles, and the other is to boil eggs and use cooked egg yolks to mix noodles. Fishing friends can choose between the two fishing methods according to their own habits. You can also add a small amount of honey-style koji wine to increase the fragrance and sweetness. The amount of this bait is also the same as that of flour and honey wine bait. It should be less and only the hook is pointed. It can also be used with bait dip and dip bait.

4. Soy flour, pea flour bait. Broad bean (also known as pea) flour and pea flour are the preferred raw materials for fishing bait. These two powders have unique aromas, and crucian carp particularly likes them. At the same time, you can add a small amount of flour to these two powders, stir-fry over low heat until the aroma is released, and then add water for use. These two powders are best used separately. Now fishing gear stores have bags of bean flour and pea flour for sale, which are very convenient to use.

5. Potato flour (potato flour, the starch people use, also called noodles) is mainly made, add egg yolk, fish meal or shrimp meal, stir, and then add rice wine and honey.

6. Fry wheat extract flakes until yellow, add flour, *blocked keywords* powder (Chinese herbal medicine) and water and mix.

7. Mix corn flour, cake powder, and fish meal and steam them. Add koji wine, honey, or sugar.

8. Mix the fried soybean flour with a small amount of pea flour. You can add flavor when using.

9. Soak a small ball of millet in wine, then add flour (fry until fragrant) and potato flour and mix.

10. Mix one egg, an appropriate amount of sugar or honey, and glutinous rice flour. You can add wine when using.

11. Mix soy flour with water, steam it, and then mix it with cake powder and koji wine.

12. Stir-fry corn flour until yellow, mix it with cake powder and bran (fine), then steam it. It can be used raw.

13. Mix flour, a cooked egg, and fruit-flavored toothpaste (appropriate amount).

14. Sweet potato flour (or potato flour), minced dried shrimp skin, appropriate amount of soybean flour, steamed or used raw.

15. Mix sesame paste (or pressed sesame oil residue) and flour, and dip the bait in sesame paste.