Ask the master fisherman to give the nest material and bait formula for fishing carp and crucian carp next winter. The more detailed, the better. How to match? Thank you.

When I fish crucian carp in the wild, I usually use sorghum rice to soak wine. I think the effect is good, that is, it is economical and easy to use, and the key is to play far. Millet is too light to hit far, so I usually don't use crucian bait.

1). Ingredients: white sugar, fried soybean flour, cooked corn flour, clove wine rice. Proportion: 1: 2: 1. Dosage of one-time burrowing: spring 10 ~ 30g, summer and autumn 50 ~ 100g.

2). Ingredients: white sugar, crushed peanut cake, fried rice bran, millet and shrimp powder. Proportion: 1: 2: 4: 1. The nesting amount is the same as above.

3) .. Wang Long hates making a box of blue 3 crucian carp with white sugar and fried soybean powder. After mixing, take 30 to 50 grams, and stir with water from the fishing spot to make a paste. It is both fast and effective. However, the bait must be blue 3 crucian carp with white sugar, or rubbing or pulling is very effective (even if it is caught in a polyculture pond, more than 90% of the fish are hooked).

4). Material: wind induced. Six winds. White sugar, ratio: 1: 1: 1. Stir with fishing water to make a thick paste and make a nest. The dosage is the same as above. Wind 6 and sugar must be used as bait.

5). 2000 grams of brown sugar, 2000 grams of wheat puffs, 500 grams of millet, and broken bean cakes 1000 grams. First, put the brown sugar into a pot and heat it into a paste, then put other ingredients into the pot and stir it evenly, then put it into the pot, let it cool until it is not hot, and then put it into plastic for later use. When fishing in a large reservoir or lake, put it into the nest at one time. You don't need to continue fishing after 7- 15 days, and the more fish you catch, the more tired you will be after 3- 10 days, so you'd better relax. ........

In short, the bait smell of crucian carp fishing is mainly sweet, followed by incense; The color is mainly bright (such as white, yellow and live bait red worms are all bright); Dose should be less than more; If you use rubbing bait, it is better to be soft than hard. If you are afraid that the bait will stay on the hook for too short, you can add a little more wire drawing powder and powder. Especially, if all kinds of commercial crucian carp are used to rub bait, 20% of its weight is added with white sugar and a little wire drawing powder, the fishing effect will be significantly higher. That is to say, if the hooked earthworm falls into a high concentration of sugar,

Dip in water (press sugar in a small bottle before fishing. The water is 1: 1) and then hook into the water. The effect will be much better than using earthworms alone.

When fishing crucian carp with earthworms, try to use little red earthworms and stab them into the tail from head to hook. If the earthworm is too big, pinch half a head and throw it away. Only use half of the tail, and the tail is still at the tip of the hook when you wear it. This is just the opposite of fishing wild carp with earthworms. It is best to fish wild carp with big black earthworms dug in vegetable fields. The bigger the bug, the better. It is better to use half a head than tail.

Catch crucian carp with rubbing bait. If it's fishing, just nest up, don't pull it too big, try to pull it down. When there are many fish in the nest, try to pull it down. The bait should be fast and there should be no empty rod. If you are rubbing the bait, rub the bait as long as possible, but be careful to make the bait grow from the bottom of the hook up along the handle. The bait at the bottom of the hook should not be long, otherwise the number of empty rods will increase.

Of course, there are many good baits for catching crucian carp, such as steamed rice in sugar water, bee pupae, maggots, and big green-headed flies (when fishing in summer, bring a fly swatter and throw the caught small fish ashore, and big flies will fly in, and flies will beat them to make bait, which has a good effect on crucian carp and crucian carp). I won't talk about them here. As long as you master the basic truth, you can draw inferences from one another in practice. ..

Carp is an omnivorous fish, so there are many baits and baits for fishing, including meat bait and vegetarian bait. This paper briefly introduces them.

(1) Bait: There are many baits used to catch carp, but most of them are vegetarian baits. Some bait, such as chaff cake, bean cake, rapeseed cake and other block bait, can be bought in water and put into use; Some baits are processed, such as soaking rice and millet in koji wine; Some add aromatic substances to the bait, such as traditional Chinese medicine soaked in sorghum wine, clove soaked in Qu wine, essence, sesame oil, etc., which is very effective in attracting carp. Used as powdery bait, such as bean cake powder, bran cake powder, wheat bran, corn flour, etc. If fried, the effect will be better. Some fishermen try to use fermented bait, that is, mix a variety of powdery bait as bait for low-degree fermentation, and the effect is also good.

It should be pointed out that carp is omnivorous. Because of the different water conditions, regions, seasons and other factors, carp have different responses to different baits, which requires fishermen to master flexibly and try in many ways to achieve the best effect of attracting fish.

2) Bait: The bait of carp can be divided into meat bait and vegetarian bait.

① Meat bait: The meat bait used for carp fishing mainly includes snail, shrimp, earthworm, ground silkworm, cricket, pig liver, raw fat diced, etc. Earthworms Most fishermen like to use red earthworms, but some fishermen try water earthworms because of their strong smell and good effect.

② Plain bait: There are many kinds of plain bait for carp fishing. There are mainly the following types:

Flour bait: it is the main bait for carp fishing. It uses flour, corn flour and rice flour as basic raw materials (corn flour and rice flour need to be steamed with clear water), and then adds sugar, koji, sesame oil and shrimp powder, mixes them evenly, kneads them into balls and hooks them for later use.

Bad bait: It is another main vegetarian bait. It uses bean cake powder, bran cake powder and wheat bran as basic raw materials (which can be partially fried), and then adds corn flour, sesame powder, broad bean powder and a small amount of distiller's yeast. Bad bait can be fermented at a low degree, and the effect is very good. In addition, carp also likes rice, bran cakes, bean cakes, tender corn, semi-cooked sweet potatoes (dried sweet potatoes) and diced beans, mulberries and rice cakes.