Grass carp likes natural and fragrant bait most. Which bait formulas are most suitable for fishing grass carp?

Grass carp is a fish that all fishing friends like to fish, especially in summer, the prime season for fishing. Many fishing friends report that grass carp is difficult to catch. In fact, most of the time it is due to improper selection of bait for fishing grass carp. Of course, if there is no grass carp in the water, there is nothing you can do. You must be patient when fishing grass carp. Grass carp does not enter the nest as quickly as crucian carp, so prepare the appropriate nest materials and bait, and you will definitely gain something after waiting. Today I have collected some folk bait recipes for fishing grass carp. I hope there will always be one that can help you protect yourself. 1. Celery and leeks

Both celery and leeks have a strong taste. People who love them like them very much, and people who hate them hate them very much. Not bad, every grass carp likes it. In the past, we introduced in detail the recipe of adding minced celery or chives to stick noodles, mixing and fermenting, so I won’t go into details here. Many friends have given feedback that if the knife skills are not good, it will not be easy to rub the bait when the leeks are cut into large sizes. Today I will introduce the new upgrade in detail. In fact, the key to adding leeks or celery is for its taste.

So put the leeks or celery into the juice machine until it becomes sticky, and then add the scalded stick noodles. The sealing effect will be as good as one day of fermentation, and it will be easy to rub the bait. Note that leeks and celery are only used in one of them. 2. Fungus

I have previously explained how to use sea vegetables to catch grass carp. It can be mixed with stick noodles and can also be used directly on hooks. After chatting with a friend, he said that not only sea vegetables can be used for fishing, but fungus is also very effective. You only need to soak the fungus in cold water and hang it on the hook immediately for fishing and floating. Fungus itself does not have a taste, but people think it has no taste, which is not the case for fish species. The fungus swaying with the water is also close to the natural food in the water in shape. 3. Winter melon and pumpkin

Winter melon and pumpkin both have a fragrance, and pumpkin also has a sweet taste. Two kinds of melon vegetables can be used not only for fishing bait, but also for making nests. If you want to make a nest, you can directly cut it into blocks to make a nest, and the effect of attracting fish is very good. If you want to hook it, you can cut it into strips and hang it directly. Big grass carp cannot resist this kind of fragrant bait.

Pumpkin can also be processed. You can slice the pumpkin and boil it, peel it and mash it, and mix it with the fragrant bran to make bait. When using it, add a little wire drawing powder to adjust the viscosity to make bait rub. . Pay attention to old pumpkins with yellow skin, which can not only catch grass carp, but also crucian carp and bream. 4. Bran

Today we must talk about the various uses of bran. What is bran? It is also the dark brown skin on the outside of wheat seeds. The proportion of bran is very light and has no viscosity. They can be found in homemade nest materials or baits. The nest material pays attention to the combination of movement and static, and the virtual dependence is basically bran. Adjusting the viscosity of the bait and reducing the ratio of bait all rely on bran. 1. The simplest recipe for catching grass carp with an explosive hook

Add an appropriate amount of wheat flour to the bran and mix it into a sticky meal suitable for you. The actual effect of catching grass carp with a rocky pole is very good. Similarly, you can also mix bran and wheat flour and add water to make a nest material. After the nest is made, it will gradually scatter into pieces. After the grass carp enters the nest, it will not be able to eat anything. 2. Bait

Bran ??is non-stick, so it is often used as a raw material for fermented bait. For grass carp's preference for a slightly sour and slightly winey taste, you can mix the bran with water into a loose bait shape, then steam it in a pot. When it is cooled to within 40 degrees, add sweet koji, and then seal and ferment it for a week. After fermentation, you can add wire drawing powder or wheat flour and use it for bait rubbing or nest making. The effect is very good and the price is low. 4-5 pounds of bran, use a small package of sweet wine koji.

Many grass carp fishing experts prefer to make homemade bait, especially when fishing for grass carp in the wild. Many fishing friends even feel that the finished bait for fishing grass carp is not as useful as simple tender corn. In fact, the cost of the bait is not important. What is important is that grass carp may not like to eat expensive bait. The simpler the bait in hot weather, the more big fish like to eat it.