Peanut bran bait: Mix peanut bran cake and flaky peanut bran, pour in koji wine, and seal overnight. Corn bait: Mainly corn flour, add flour and sweet potato flour, mix with an appropriate amount of water, form into a ball and steam until half cooked, then seal for two or three days. Meat bait: earthworms or shrimp meat can be used, dipped in small medicine or sesame oil before use. Commercial bait: Use it directly after purchase, or mix it with small medicines. Algae: Algae in the water can also be used as fish bait.

1. Combination of bait for fishing in the wild. Mud is one of the important fish species living in waters. It is widely distributed and can be fished. Dace has a wide range of food habits, so the choice of bait is also very wide. The following can be used as bait:

1. Peanut bran bait: First of all, Dace is more interested in vegetarian food, so you can use This kind of bait. After pressing the oil, the remaining peanut bran cakes and flaked peanut bran can be used. Combine the two, then pour some koji wine and seal it overnight, and that's probably it. This bait has the flavor of both peanuts and alcohol, and the mud carp likes it very much.

2. Corn bait: Use corn flour as the main raw material, then mix some flour and sweet potato flour, add an appropriate amount of water, stir it into a ball, and then steam it. It doesn’t have to be particularly cooked, just medium to medium. Then put it in a sealed container and take it out after two or three days. If the flavor itself is not particularly strong, add some five-spice powder.

3. Meat bait: Meat bait can also be used to catch mud carp. The two species that mud carps prefer are shrimps and earthworms. Earthworms can be used whole. It is best to remove the heads and tails of shrimps when using them. Both can be dipped in small medicine or sesame oil, and the effect will be better.

4. Commercial bait: Commercial bait purchased directly can also be used. This kind of bait is more convenient. If the taste of the commercial bait itself is not particularly strong, adding a little medicine to it will have a better effect.

5. Algae: Dace is also interested in the taste of algae, so if you don’t have time to prepare more complex bait, you can use algae directly.

2. How deep should you fish for wild dace? As mentioned above, mud carp is a fish species that is often used as a fishing target. When fishing for them, you have to pay attention to the critical issue of bait selection. Furthermore, other more critical issues also need attention, such as depth selection. Choosing a depth where barbel fish often move is more conducive to catching them. Generally speaking, mud carp are not distributed in particularly deep waters, and fishing in the range of 1 to 3 meters is more suitable.

However, it is more skillful to choose a specific depth within this range. Whether fishing in deep or shallow areas, weather conditions, fish conditions and other aspects must be taken into consideration. For example, judging from weather conditions, if the temperature is too high or too low at this time, it is recommended to fish at a deeper location. Furthermore, if you are fishing for a relatively large individual mud carp at this time, you also need to fish at a deeper location. During the specific operation, you can first search from a relatively deep position, and then slowly search upward to find the most suitable water layer.