Does honey fishing work?

Honey fishing works.

Honey is made in the hive by bees from nectar taken from the flowers of flowering plants. Not only can people eat it, but when used as a bait additive, it can often produce good results. Especially for the sweet-loving carp, honey-laced bait is a great temptation.

Honey can be added to both bait and nesting material to improve the effect, but the amount of honey must be controlled, and if you put too much in, it will not work well.

Fishing tips are as follows:

1, casting and lifting the rod: the main point of casting is that each rod must be cast in place.

2, the pressure of the water line precautions: pressure of the water line when the rod tip into the water must not be too deep, otherwise it will cause the buoy displacement, away from the fishing point.

3. Typical analysis of the effects of fishing: The quality of the fishing line will affect the fishing aim.

4, bait backwash and response: to ensure the state of the bait.

5, bait rolling and techniques: the bait should be on the bottom hook first, and put the hook in the middle of the bait.