How about catching crucian carp in fear?

Crucian carp and carp are not caught much at noon, but yellow tails can be caught in rivers and reservoirs, so it is generally recommended that you fish in the morning and evening: go early in the morning, and it is best to make a nest at the fishing point before dawn, and then go around 10, and start fishing at 4 pm and it is best to go until 8 pm. It is not recommended that you go fishing at night, not because it is bad, but because it is too cold and unnecessary, and it is easy to catch a cold with a large temperature difference.

Of course, if you use a rock pole or an extra-long pole to grasp the midpoint, it is ok even at noon, but you need to make more nests. If you use a rock pole, you can hang earthworms in the grand banks to search. But you can also fish all day, fill a nest when your mouth is bad at noon, and then hang a rope to pick wild vegetables. Before and after the shock, wild mushrooms, Artemisia selengensis, shepherd's purse, dandelion, bamboo shoots and so on all came out, which is a table with the fish you caught.

The target fish recommends that you catch crucian carp, because the line group caught by crucian carp can be used with fishing yellow tail and boat nail, and the rope can be thrown where there is crucian carp. This is also because these kinds of fish are easy to catch before and after being frightened. Of course, Guangdong and Guangxi can catch shad or something. Crucian carp is also the best fish to catch, and it is also the most active fish. It can be caught in any water area, but there are fewer rivers and reservoirs. After all, crucian carp like places where grass is not deep.

In fact, there is really no need to make a nest before and after the shock. According to my own experience and the observation of other fishermen, it is better to build nests during this period unless it is a re-nesting, overnight nesting or continuous nesting. In most cases, temporary nesting is psychological comfort. It is better to smoke a few shots or pull a few lures at will than to build a nest.

The main reason may be that the fish are too active before and after the sting, and their minds are not on foraging. Even if there is a small fish in the nest, they will follow the passing female fish. Although the fish are active, they are scattered. This means relatively small groups, but the groups are relatively scattered.

Therefore, my recent idea of wild fishing is basically: leave a handful of corn at the bottom of the old altar, then draw a nest with it as bait, draw a ball the size of an egg, and then start fishing with bait and earthworms. Of course, red worms can also be used directly on the two hooks, which is much better than earthworms, but the cost will be slightly higher. There is nothing special about the bait formula: directly using the mature commercial bait list for wild fishing, increasing the factory's red worm powder or red tail green by up to 20% can increase the effect by about 30%, and in some places it can be doubled.