The correct way to fish with corn

1, the tender the green corn, the better;

2. White corn attracts and feeds fish faster;

3. Yellow corn is easier to eat old fish and big fish.

Nest-making: after cutting (wiping) the corn from the cob with a knife or a wiping board: 1, mix the bottom material or soil to make a nest; 2, wrapped in toilet paper-dip in water to make a nest; 3. A more alternative method is to eject the nest with a slingshot. Because the peeled (kneaded) corn gizzards are not easy to agglomerate, the first method is to add adhesive, and the second method is to fill the stuffing to make nests (it takes a little skill to find out for yourself).

Bait: 1, pasta: add corn syrup scraped with the back of a knife to the prepared pasta, add water and stir;

2, according to the size of the fish, choose the appropriate size of corn kernels directly hooked. When hooking, first remove the navel of the corn, put the hook aside and put on a thin skin, so as not to expose the tip of the hook. The fastness should not be reduced by throwing the pole, but it is advisable to lift the pole.

The above is for the hand lever.

The corn kernels on the sea pole are very simple to use: cross the hook, remove the navel of the corn kernels, cross the corn kernels on the hook, and the hook tips are all exposed.

In addition: other methods of steaming and soaking wine are not desirable. What you want is the fragrance and original flavor of green corn! When there is no green corn, you can also use canned corn from the supermarket (original flavor).