What bait is the best for fishing wild carp in winter?

Earthworms, loaches, red worms, breadworms, small fish and shrimps are the best bait for wild fishing of crucian carp in winter.

Crucian carp and carp are warm-water fish, which are more active when the temperature is higher than 15℃, and it is not easy to open their mouths when the temperature is too low in winter, so it is best to fish with live bait with fishy smell. Live bait can attract fish with strong taste and struggling movements. If there is no live bait, you can also use animal viscera such as chicken liver and duck intestines, or meat such as fish, shrimp, mussels and pork as bait.

Self-made wild crucian carp winter bait;

1, Formula 1: 200 g of rice, 200 g of bean dregs, 800 g of cooked bean powder, 400 g of fried wheat bran, 50 ml of high-alcohol liquor, adding a proper amount of clear water, stirring all the materials evenly, and then packing them in bags for sealed fermentation for 3 days.

2. Formula 2: 65,438+0,000 grams of bean flour, 200 grams of flour and 50 ml of high-alcohol liquor. Stir-fry bean powder with slow fire, cool, sprinkle with high-alcohol liquor, seal and ferment for 3 days, and add flour and a little water to stir evenly when using.

3. Formula 3: 500g of sweet potato, 500g of fried corn flour, 500g of fried wheat bran, 500g of fried soybean flour and 50g of brown sugar. Boil the sweet potato, peel it, mash it into paste, mix all the materials with appropriate amount of water, and then seal and ferment for 3 days.