Wine rice is one of the most commonly used baits when we fish. The effect of rice soaked in medicinal wine is better than rice soaked in koji wine.

1. Preparation of medicinal wine:

1. Clove and cardamom medicinal wine: more than 10 cloves, half a cardamom, 20 grams of white sugar, a little MSG, add 500 ml of high-quality koji wine for soaking It will take about 1 month;

2. Lingcao and Paicao herbal wine: 30g Lingcao, 30g Paicao, 20g pine, 20g cumin, 20g talc, 10g rhubarb, Chop the ingredients into a bottle and pour 500 ml of koji wine. Soak for 1 to 2 months;

3. Cinnamon medicinal wine: 30 grams of cinnamon, chopped and soaked in 500 ml of koji wine, and soak for 1 month;

4. Xiangzhi Medicinal wine: 30 grams of Xiangchuan, chopped and soaked in 500 ml of koji wine, soaked for 1 month;

5. Kaempferia medicated wine: 30 grams of kaempferol, chopped and soaked in 500 ml of koji wine, soaked for 1 month Months are enough;

6. Kaempferia sapodilla and clove medicinal wine: 20 grams kaempferol and 10 cloves, chopped and soaked in 500 ml koji wine, soaked for 1 to 2 months;

2. Brewing wine rice:

Soak rice (or millet) in wine to make wine rice, which is an excellent bait. Wine is antiseptic, easy to preserve, and can last for a long time. It is better to choose white and opaque color for rice, and golden color for millet. When making wine and rice, first take a container, preferably a wide-mouth bottle, put rice (or millet) in it, and pour in an appropriate amount of medicinal wine, not too much. If too much, the rice grains will not be fully absorbed, making it sticky and difficult to make a nest when using; too little, the rice grains will not be soaked through, and the effect will be poor.

When spreading wine rice, it is not advisable to spread too much at one time. Generally, 20 to 30 grains per nest is enough. Use a nest making device to make a nest to concentrate the bait, or you can use your hands to shake it to coordinate with the main nest.

Wine rice has a particularly strong aroma and is effective in luring carp, crucian carp, bream, grass and other fish. However, anglers should choose the best medicinal wine and its dosage in practice based on local water conditions, climate and fish species.

1 gram of asafoetida, 2 grams each of star anise, apricot (sweet almond), and fennel, 25 grams of peanuts, and 3 pieces of mother-of-pearl or yeast tablets. Except for asafoetida and raw or yeast tablets, the others are fried separately, ground into powder, and packaged in bottles. When using, mix various powders together, add 2 grams of honey, and 6 to 10 grams of raw earthworms and pound them into a paste. After mixing evenly, wrap it with gauze and put it into the fishing waters. The fish come after smelling it and won't leave for a long time.