How to build a nest

The first type: long pole+perforation

This method of digging holes is also quite common. If traditional fishing is used to drill holes with long poles and short grass, then this is basically the way to dig holes. If it is Taiwan fishing, it depends on whether there is an extra long pole. There is no long pole, which is more troublesome, or just tying the hole breaker to the eight-character ring to "swing out".

There are many kinds of hole diggers, which are mainly divided into submersible and floating. If you fish in shallow water, such as the water depth is less than 2 meters, the floating water is barely used; If the water depth exceeds 2 meters, it is best to be submerged. Because the floating hole device will spread out in the sinking after pouring the nest material on the water surface.

The second type: paper towels are wrapped to make nests.

This kind of rice is generally only suitable for glutinous rice, especially small pieces of nest materials such as broken rice, millet and corn grits. If the rice within 3.9 meters is short, you can throw it by hand, and it is also recommended to wrap the longer pole.

Fishing in shallow water only needs one or two tissues. After loading the rice, moisten it a little, and then throw it down the hook. As soon as you enter the water, the paper towel basically falls apart and the rice falls off.

If you fish in deep water, you can wrap it a few layers tighter, so the middle layer will even be separated in the end.

The third type: lead socket (hook is also acceptable)

It is very common for lead to nest in a black pit, and it is not allowed to throw the nest by hand in the black pit. This can quickly bring a large number of scattered guns to the dens, and the delivery is more accurate.

If granular wheat and corn are used as nest materials, this method is not suitable. If it's wine and rice, you must mix some commercial bait, and the ratio is at least 1: 1, otherwise you won't pinch it.

Wild fishing enthusiasts may rarely use this method. Let me talk about it. The ratio of bait to water can be around 1: 0.6 (1: 0.8 can also be used, depending on the type of nest material), and it is probably like this when pinched by hand.