What bait to use for carp fishing in winter?
The bait used for carp fishing in winter is as follows:
1. Live bait: such as red worms, earthworms, maggots, etc. These live baits can be kept underwater and are very harmful to carp. Big attraction. Powdered bait: such as cornmeal, flour, rice bran, etc. These baits can be mixed together, added with water, stirred into a ball, and then hung on the fishhook.
2. Wine-flavored bait: such as wheat bran, flour, etc., add an appropriate amount of sweet wine or beer, mix and stir to form a ball, and then hang it on the fishhook. Granular bait: such as peanuts, soybean meal, etc. These baits can be soaked in sesame oil, sugar water and other liquids, and then hung on fish hooks.
3. Synthetic bait: such as carp particles, carp essence, etc. These synthetic baits can be added to an appropriate amount of water and stirred into a ball, and then hung on the fishhook. You can also choose appropriate bait according to local water conditions and carp habits. For example, in large waters such as lakes and reservoirs, carp may prefer to eat hard-shell aquatic animals such as snails and clams.
4. In flowing water such as rivers and streams, carp may prefer to eat insects, insect eggs and other organisms. Therefore, local conditions and carp habits should be taken into consideration when selecting bait to better attract carp to bite the hook.
Advantages of fishing in winter
1. Unique scenery: The natural scenery in winter is very beautiful, with snow-covered scenery and picturesque scenery. Fishing in the freezing weather allows you to enjoy a different kind of scenery and feel the charm of nature.
2. Unique fishing experience: In the cold winter, fishermen need to have higher cold tolerance and perseverance. On the icy river, fishermen need to be more focused and patient. This unique fishing experience cannot be provided in other seasons.
3. There are more opportunities to catch big fish: Winter is a time when freshwater fish reserve a lot of energy, and they will eat a lot to cope with the cold weather. Therefore, it is easier to catch big fish in winter, especially those that are less easy to catch in summer.
4. Low competitive pressure: Due to the cold weather in winter, many fishing enthusiasts may not be willing to go out fishing, so relatively speaking, the competitive pressure will be much smaller. Enjoy some alone time: Winter fishing times are often quieter, allowing for the peace and relaxation of solitude. Challenge yourself: Fishing in winter requires fishermen to have higher skills and patience, so it is also a challenge to yourself.