Bait formula for "helping" shad. Fish is happy, please come in.

I prepared three kinds of bait myself:

(1) 20% corn flour, glutinous rice or waxy corn flour, mix and stir evenly, add clear water and stir into paste, put in an iron pan and fry with peanut oil or rapeseed oil (not paste), and after half cooling, add 5% peanut bran, 3% soybean flour (stir-fried) and 1.5% clove powder (if it is not possible, it can be replaced with clove).

(2) Mix 40% corn flour, 40% flour and 65,438+05% sweet potato flour, steam them, knead them evenly, seal them in plastic bags, and store them for two or three days before use. When in use, add 4% peanut bran and 1% spiced powder and mix well.

(3) After the yellow corn flour is steamed with water, add a proper amount of brown sugar, rice wine or corn wine, knead it into dough, put it in a plastic bag, seal it, dry it in the sun for two days, and add a small amount of sesame oil when using it.

When throwing hooks and baits, keep the fishing ground quiet, don't make any noise and don't touch the water. After the fish is hooked, don't use too much force to take up the line, because the white herring's mouth skin is thin and brittle, and it is easy to break the fish's mouth and take off the fish. ?

Second, fishing for wild shad. It is said that wild shad is a "foreign fish" introduced from Thailand. It has a wide mouth, likes warm and cold, and has a wide range of recipes and activities. It likes to swim around in the middle and lower waters in droves in search of food. I have a strong appetite and extensive eating habits. I don't have strict requirements for bait. I eat grain bait, earthworms, shrimps and so on. Fishing can be done all year round, but the peak season is summer and autumn.

I don't have a big appetite at noon on a hot day, and I eat the most hooks on rainy days and in the morning and evening. Generally, they feed in shallow water at noon on hot days, and float fishing in upper water in the morning and evening on rainy days. Especially after heavy rain, bottom fishing, 100% is bald. I use bomb hooks and leprosy hooks to catch wild bream, and seldom use single hooks and double hooks. Because wild shad have fierce hooks, including single hook and double hook, it is easy to catch fish without lifting the pole in time when eating. I use the same bait as white herring, and sometimes I use red earthworm. Especially in late spring and early summer, red earthworms are very attractive to wild shad. ?

Third, catch wheat grass. Wheat grass is very similar to grass carp, except that grass carp's eyes are white and wheat grass's eyes are red. The largest is about 8 kg, and its living habits are basically the same as those of wild shad, but it usually feeds in shallow water and rarely goes to the middle and upper water layers for food. The bigger the sun, the greater the appetite, and the less willing to eat bait in rainy days. The recipe is the same as that of wild shad. Therefore, using fishing tackle and bait is the same as catching wild shad. Use bottom fishing instead of floating fishing.