Corn fishing general air force? Your method is wrong.

Corn fishing general air force? Your method is wrong.

Choose corn varieties according to fish conditions.

For example, we catch grass carp. Grass carp likes to eat fresh and tender grass. Grass carp is a multi-layer fish and will swim to the upper and middle waters. Then choose fresh corn or fresh fruit corn. This kind of corn is tender and full, sweeter than old corn and more popular with grass carp. In addition, tender corn has a light specific gravity and falls slowly after entering the water, which can better attract fish.

If you are fishing for carp, because carp like to arch the bottom, so most of the time they live under the water. Then it is necessary to choose old corn with a relatively large proportion of fermentation and some fermented taste as bait.

If you catch small fish such as crucian carp and white stripes, their mouths are so small that they can't swallow the whole corn at all. Then we will cut the corn into broken corn hooks or grind it into corn flour for later use.

Bait and bait should be consistent.

Whether we fish with corn or not, the bait we use tastes similar to the bait. One taboo of digging holes is that bait and bait taste different. For example, corn kernels are used as bait, and granules or bean cakes are used as bait. They taste different. Fish will eat nest material first after entering the nest, so they don't want to eat corn kernels.

The corn hook should show the hook tip.

The corn kernels are hard and big, so we only need to pierce the corn husk slightly when hooking to ensure that the corn kernels will not fall off naturally in the water after hooking. The advantage of this is that the tip of the hook can be exposed. When the fish bites the hook and swallows the corn into his mouth, the corn grains easily fall off the hook, and the hook can pierce the fish's lips smoothly.

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Wild fishing is not suitable for catching spirits in most cases, especially corn kernels. The specific gravity of corn grains is relatively small, and the specific gravity of tender corn is even smaller. If we catch spirits and float them to raise the bottom, then we may not reach the bottom after throwing the rod bait.

Therefore, we use corn kernels for wild fishing. Except for a few special cases, we should fish slowly and let the bait go undercover, at least one hook goes undercover and the other hook leaves the bottom. Then adjusting the drift can make the fishing eye one or two eyes higher than adjusting the eye. If you are fishing for a big fish of more than ten kilograms, you can make the fishing eye three or four eyes higher than the eye adjustment.