What is the best way to make a nest with diced yellow pepper?

1, earthworms add mud to make nests.

It is common to use earthworms as nests. Most fishing friends know this method, so I won't go into details here. Only deliberately speak two points:

(1), cut off the earthworm, grab a handful of mud near the fishing point, knead it into a ball, and crush the earthworm as much as possible, so that the smell is stronger. Be careful not to use the whole earthworm as a nest, because they will crawl underwater.

(2) Chop earthworms, add a certain proportion of commercial bait, such as blue crucian carp, mix and stir according to 1: 3, then add water according to 1:0.5, knead into balls, and throw them into fishing spots.

2. Mash chicken liver or pig liver and make a nest.

Chicken liver, pig liver, chicken intestines and other animal viscera are also commonly used to lure diced yellow pepper. Take chicken liver as an example. Fishing friends can prepare 3-4 chicken livers, chop them with a knife, add a spoonful of sugar, and add some wire drawing powder or flour. In order to prevent the nest material from being washed away by water, it can be wrapped in gauze and then thrown into the fishing point.

If the fishing ground is not still water, you can put a stone in the gauze bag to prevent the nest material from being washed away by water.

3, red worm particle nest.

Both earthworm particles and red worm particles can be used as nests to catch diced yellow pepper. This kind of particle is more convenient and portable than using earthworms and red worms in the field.

Granular bait is similar to the first nest material, but the taste is not as strong as the first nest material. How to choose depends on the choice of the fisherman.

4. Use a special attractant to build a nest.

The above nest materials have their own advantages and disadvantages. For example, earthworm and chicken liver are easy to deteriorate under the action of high temperature after mashing, and the taste is very unpleasant, which may cause the phenomenon of dead nest; In addition, they are not very convenient to carry, except for granular nest materials, which need to be made on site every time, which is time-consuming and laborious.

There are many special attractants for onion-free fish such as diced yellow pepper, catfish and eel on the Internet. Especially some people who like to catch Monopterus albus often use them to lure fish. These "Monopterus albus catchers" put attractants in shrimp cages at night and collect them the next morning, which can make considerable profits.

This method is also very effective to lure diced yellow pepper, especially diced yellow pepper.