What bait is the best for fishing?

Fishing is a kind of fishing sport, and it is necessary to choose suitable bait to have better fishing effect. When choosing bait, many factors such as water environment, meteorological conditions, seasonal characteristics, fish taste preferences and so on need to be considered comprehensively. The following will introduce the best bait for angling from several aspects.

First of all, the choice of bait should comprehensively consider the taste preference of fish, and stickleback prefers to eat mollusks and shrimps. Therefore, it is best to choose shrimp, crayfish, earthworm, earthworm ball and other varieties with appropriate size and rich nutrition, protein and amino acids.

Secondly, water environment factors need to be considered. When choosing bait, we should consider the depth, velocity and temperature of water. The thorn is active and must feed, so it is best to use loose bait in shallow water and slow water, while small bait is more suitable for fast water.

In addition, the temperature of water is also an important factor in choosing bait. When the summer weather is hot and the water temperature is high, stickleback prefers to eat raw bait such as earthworm, earthworm ball, frozen shrimp and fish. In winter, the temperature is low and the water temperature is low, so bait such as sucking bait and insect fishing should be selected.

Finally, it is necessary to pay attention to the nutritional balance and taste of the bait formula. Some enthusiasts make their own bait to achieve better fishing effect. When making self-made bait, it is necessary to combine the expected fishing effect with the favorite thorn taste, maintain the ratio and quality level of bait, adjust the nutritional components and ensure the nutritional components of bait.

In a word, when choosing the bait used by stickleback, we should consider many factors and the suitable species comprehensively. The choice of bait not only affects the fishing effect, but also ensures the health of fish. While continuing to grasp, we also need emotional understanding and support some environmental awareness.