Method for catching pincer fish

The pliers are easily caught by the bait made of natural substances such as crickets, reptiles, small fish, herring, crayfish, frogs, catfish, molas and straws. Finfoot fish can be caught with bait made of ivory soap, or with smelly bait, such as dead fish, dead lobster, garlic, blood, liver, meat, cheese, dough, and even love powder. Sometimes, these smelly lures can be turned into flour balls or powdery objects and hung on the hook. You can also hang these on the bottom of the pipe and slowly tie them to the hook. Things that can be bought in the grocery store, such as chicken liver, shrimp, dog food, squid and bubble gum, can also catch a lot of fish. Fishing tongs with thin neck rope, tow rope, split rope and ridge rope are all popular fishing tongs besides traditional rods and drums. Another method is to use a circular cover, also known as a "slatted cover", which is a wooden circle with an inclined entrance and a metal cover. Unique bait is spoiled cheese and dog food. The amount clamped with pliers is about 100 a day.

Anglers who are not equipped with hooks should pay special attention to the spikes on their chests and its sharp fins.