Recipe for real bait for carp fishing in Tianliang?

Scattered gun bait has an excellent atomized fish luring effect when fishing for carp in Heikeng, so it is commonly used by Heikeng fishing friends. However, many novice fishermen do not know or are not good at opening loose cannons. They open the bait according to the bait-to-water ratio mentioned by others. They often add too much water and turn it into a soft and sticky bait. Why is this? Let’s analyze it in detail below and explain the correct way to fire the scattered cannon.

First of all, if you want to learn to fire loose cannons, you must understand the concept of bait-to-water ratio. There are three logistic characteristics of matter, namely mass, volume and density. Mass, also known as weight, is a measure of the amount of matter. Grams and kilograms are units of mass. Volume is how much space an object occupies. Milliliters and liters are units of volume. Density is the mass of a substance in a specific volume. Density The definition of is the mass of an object divided by its volume.

Secondly, many fishermen mistakenly believe that the bait-to-water ratio refers to the ratio of the volume of bait to the volume of water. This is completely wrong. Because the density of carp fishing bait is different from that of water, the density of water is always 1 g/cubic centimeter, while the density of general carp bait is much smaller than the density of water, and the density of different baits is not fixed, such as small The density of yellow noodles is about 0.5, and the density of light bran is about 0.1. How much water should be added to the small yellow noodles with light bran added to get the best condition? Therefore, it is very unscientific for fishermen to use measuring cups to determine the bait-water ratio based on volume. The most accurate method is to calculate the bait-water ratio based on mass.

Thirdly, black pit fishing experts calculate the bait-water ratio based on mass when opening bait. For example, if 500 grams of small yellow noodles are added to 150 grams of water, the bait-to-water ratio is approximately equal to 3:1. Since the density of water is 1 g/ml, 150 g of water equals 150 ml of water. When fishing friends open bait, they only need to remember this ratio and open the bait according to the bait-to-water ratio based on the weight of the bait and water, so that they will not fail to open the loose bait.

Thirdly, black pit fishing experts calculate the bait-water ratio based on mass when opening bait. For example, if 500 grams of small yellow noodles are added to 150 grams of water, the bait-to-water ratio is approximately equal to 3:1. Since the density of water is 1 g/ml, 150 g of water equals 150 ml of water. When fishing friends open bait, they only need to remember this ratio and open the bait according to the bait-to-water ratio based on the weight of the bait and water, so that they will not fail to open the loose bait.