What commercial bait is good for fishing crucian carp in wild river in summer?

June -65438+ 10 every year. I often fish in the wild river. If you want to catch anything, fishing in the wild river is an important part. The so-called scientific use of bait must be based on the biological knowledge of fish in the fishing environment, such as ecology and habits, and scientifically formulate the principles and skills of using bait. Use bait in the wild river. According to different fishing spots, the situation of fish is also different. There are the following principles; 1, the bait used should be light, mainly natural grains. The fish in the wild river are wild by nature, not strict about food, and they taste fierce. At the same time, there are a large number of small miscellaneous fish in wild rivers, which are particularly sensitive to fishy food. In order to effectively avoid the entanglement of miscellaneous fish, natural and light grain bait should be used as the main bait when fishing. I generally prefer corn flour, bean cake, rice, flour and so on. (Must be fresh products produced in that year). 10%-30% commercial bait can also be appropriately added to the basic bait according to the target fish species for fishing. If the small fish are not very noisy, they mainly catch small crucian carp, and they can be caught with meat bait such as earthworm. 2. The bait used should withstand the impact of current and the attack of small miscellaneous fish to ensure that the bait can reach the bottom of the water. I have an old fishing friend. He has been fishing in this desolate river for several years. He is good at learning when he meets problems. He read a lot of books, bought a lot of bait and did a lot of research, but he couldn't catch any fish. Another deaf-mute child in his teens often catches big carp and crucian carp. Once, I saw an old fisherman accidentally drop his bait into the water. Little miscellaneous fish ate it up in a swarm. This shows that the bait he used is not that the fish will not eat, but that he will not make it to the end. I told him to make the bait as hard as possible. Soon a fish was hooked. It can be seen that fishing in flowing rivers must not copy the method of still water fishing. Bait must be harder than still water bait. Only in this way can the bait be hooked directly to the end quickly. 3. The bait used should be moderate in hardness and palatability. Good palatability requires soft bait. This seems to contradict principle 2; But these are two sides of the same question. The second principle is to ensure that the bait sinks to the bottom and prevent small fish from attacking. Emphasize that the bait should be hard. Principle 3 starts with the palatability of the bait, and requires the bait to be soft. This requires us to find a combination between soft and hard. This joint is mainly "moderate hardness and softness". How to make the bait soft and hard is the core problem of the bait modulation of wild crane, and the key is to find a test standard. However, this standard is not a fixed quantification, because the current speed is changing, the depth is changing, the number of small fish making hooks is changing, and the ferocity of small fish making hooks is also changing under different weather conditions, so the so-called "moderately soft" bait is also changing. Under normal circumstances, the bait should be hard when the current is fast and the water level is high, and soft when the small miscellaneous fish are noisy. Here, according to my years of practical experience, I will give you a general judgment standard. When the fish has a good mouth; After the bait enters the water, there will be news of fish on the buoy; This shows that the bait has landed at the bottom; Some fish are sucking the bait. 2~5 minutes, whether there is fish on the hook or not, if there is no fish information on the buoy and there is no residual bait on the hook, it shows that the hardness of the bait is moderate. If the buoy does not stop responding for a long time, the bait is still hanging on the hook when the hook is lifted, indicating that the bait is too hard; If there is no news of the fish after the hook, it is only an instant reaction. There is no bait when lifting the hook, which means the bait is too soft. If the fish mouth is not very good, it cannot be judged by the above criteria, but it can be judged by the time when the bait hangs on the hook. When fishing for crucian carp, gently lift the rod within 2 minutes. The bait is still on the hook, which means that the bait can sink to the bottom. If there is no bait on the hook, the bait is too soft. If there is bait in 2 minutes, lift the pole in about 5 minutes. The bait on the hook means that the bait is too hard. If there is no bait, it means that the bait is moderate in hardness. If it is carp fishing, the time to judge the soft and hard standard of bait can be extended to 8~ 10 minute. In this case, the bait can be adjusted to be soft first, and then gradually transferred to be hard until it reaches our ideal state.