We can put the corn kernels through the hook and then rotate the corn kernels left and right, so that the corn kernels can rotate flexibly.

If the corn kernels are hard, make sure that the hook tips are slightly exposed. If the corn kernels are tender or cooked, the hook tips can be buried on the surface of the corn kernels.

This hanging method is the most commonly used, suitable for most fish, but it is best to hang only one! A few corn kernels are hung on the sub-line as bait, and corn kernels are hung on the hook as bait.

The corn kernels hanging on the sub-line must pass through the navel from above, and cannot pass through the navel like bait. It is best to hang 4 corn kernels on the sub-line. This method of lure fishing combined with hanging corn kernels is suitable for use in the case of poor nesting.