Although bream mainly eats herbivores, it is actually an omnivorous fish species and can also eat meat baits such as red worm bait and earthworm bait. Breams often come and go in schools, and if one fish goes away, the other fish will follow suit. Therefore, if the hook is accidentally detached and the fish escapes during fishing, it is necessary to make a nest further away and gather the fish again. The following are three commonly used baits and nest materials for bream fishing.

1. Corn

The simplest nest material and bait for bream fishing is corn. Corn is divided into new and old corn, and new corn and old corn have different processing methods. The baits that are more attractive to bream are boiled old corn that blooms and fresh corn that has been peeled off. If possible, fresh corn leaves can be added to the nest material. In summer, soybean flour, fresh rapeseed cakes, and peanut cakes can be used. When mixing the bait, it is best to be half dry and half wet. After throwing it into the water, some will sink to the bottom, some will sink slowly, and some will float on the surface of the water. In this way, the aroma can easily spread around and the bream can easily find food, which allows us to Easier for bream fishing.

2. Wheat bran breading

The so-called wheat bran breading means hanging the wheat bran on the fishing hook first, and then wrapping the wheat bran on the outside of the wheat bran, so that the bait becomes Spherical. The advantage of wheat bran bread is that it can combine luring and fishing, so that nest making and fishing can be carried out at the same time. Wheat bran can better atomize large areas of water and form a three-dimensional nest area. Once a bream enters the nest area, it is like entering a "bread" room and cannot stay for a long time. When making wheat bran bread, you should pay attention to: first, there must be a certain number of fish in the fishing waters; second, do not lift the pole often, it is better to keep it safe.

3. Liquor grains, tofu dregs, and ground bean cakes

In addition to the two commonly used baits above, bait made by mixing these three raw materials can also be used when fishing for bream. It should be noted that the bait should be neither too sticky nor too loose. It is better to disperse when entering the water. The broken bean cake grains with heavy specific gravity sink to the bottom of the water quickly, while the light distiller's grains and bean dregs sink slowly after absorbing water. At this time, there is all bait from the water surface to the bottom, forming a three-dimensional bait net, which has an obvious fish luring effect. The bait can be hooked with fine earthworms, shrimps, maggots, red worms, etc. Red worm bait is the best for fishing in winter. Red worm bait is very attractive to all kinds of fish during winter fishing.