How about fishing with earthworms in winter?

It is easy to fish with earthworms in winter.

1. Before using the earthworm hook, you can soak the earthworm in dry lime soil. Earthworms secrete mucus because of external stimulation, and at the same time they will curl up, which is extremely difficult to grasp. If it's hard, it's broken. Before installing the hook, find some dry eluvial soil and lime soil and immerse the earthworm in the soil, which will make it easier to hold the hook and will not curl up and roll.

2. For winter fishing, the whole earthworm cannot be directly hung, even if the target fish is a slightly larger fish. Because small hooks are often used when fishing in winter, the whole hook is connected. When the earthworm hook is rolled up, it will not be small. You can cut off several sections of earthworm with scissors, about 2~3 cm long, which is very suitable for winter fish to eat with their mouths open.

3. You can choose some fishy powder bait to dip on the back of the hook. Although the effect of attracting fish has not been greatly improved, it is still somewhat useful. The most important thing is to fish every year, and there are really many baits left. It's a pity to throw it away, but it's not used up. Winter fishing can only be dipped in earthworms, and it can also increase the effect of attracting fish, although the effect is better than nothing.

Fishing skills in winter

1, the target fish must be clear.

When fishing in winter, you must choose fish with strong cold tolerance, and you can still eat bait in cold water. Crucian carp is a freshwater fish with strong cold tolerance, and the fishing frequency is the highest in winter. Carp and herring have good cold tolerance. When the water temperature is above 10℃, carp and herring can still be caught.

It's good to fish in the grass nest in winter.

People wear coats, fish wear grass, and fishing in grass nests is good in winter. This is a winter fishing formula handed down from the ancients. In the cold winter, in order to keep out the cold, fish will choose to move near aquatic plants, and aquatic plants become natural fish nests. Therefore, fishing in winter should try to get off the pole near the aquatic plants.