There are many kinds, and the simplest one is that young corn is directly linked. Then the trouble is to use corn flour, sweet potatoes and the like. Carp and crucian carp belong to omnivorous bottom fish, which have similar feeding habits and both like sweet taste. Grass carp is a middle-level fish, which eats grass for large individuals, and has a miscellaneous diet for small individuals, which is basically the same as that of carp and crucian carp.

Homemade bait 1: The materials are fine corn dregs, red dates and sweet potatoes. The method is to peel and clean the sweet potatoes and cut them into pieces of about 1cm. The corn dregs and red dates are washed and put into a steamer together. Put the sweet potato slices on the bottom, put the corn dregs and red dates on the top, steam them for 25 minutes on high fire, take them out and cool them for a while, then put them into a basin and stir them, add a proper amount of honey while stirring, and then bag them and refrigerate them. You can hook it directly when fishing.

Homemade bait 2: corn flour, sesame oil and honey. Mix the cornmeal with water, and add less water. Knead it into a hollow shape (easy to steam), steam it in a steamer until it is 7% mature, take it out, add honey and sesame oil, stir it, and pack it for refrigeration.

The self-made bait has lower cost than the commercial bait, and generally it is not easy to provoke small miscellaneous fish, and it is very popular with big fish. The key point is to combine with the local actual situation. If there are many local corn plants, use corn flour as bait, and if there are many sweet potatoes, use sweet potatoes as bait.