for fishing carp in early spring? Carp is a very important fish species in our country. Because they are common in all parts of our country, they can basically be fished everywhere. The first step in fishing for carp is to prepare bait that will interest them. The same is true of carp fishing in early spring, first of all, according to the temperature conditions at this time and the preferences of carp to prepare the appropriate bait. Carp itself likes baits with sweet flavor, and can choose baits with various grains as raw materials. However, because it is early spring at this time, the temperature is still relatively low, so generally speaking, it is necessary to add some fishy substances to the bait to attract them more easily.
Specifically, wheat bran, bean cake, corn grits and other grains can be used as the main raw materials, and then milk powder, sugar and bone meal or shrimp meal can be used as auxiliary baits. First of all, we should mix all kinds of grains and milk powder, then add some sugar, bone meal or shrimp meal, and sometimes add some vinegar, so that the taste of the bait can be stronger, and the effect of attraction will be better. After stirring evenly, they need to be put into some well-sealed containers, and then placed in a relatively high temperature place to ferment. This kind of bait is very suitable for fishing carp in early spring.
is used to catch carp in early spring? It has been introduced above. When fishing carp in early spring, the appropriate bait must be prepared first. Another important fishing gear is the fishing rod, which is the main tool for fishing carp. There are many kinds of fishing rods, and there are skills in choosing them. Generally speaking, there are carp fishing rods specially used for carp fishing. It is more appropriate to choose such carp fishing rods for carp fishing in early spring. In addition, the crucian carp rod can also be used when fishing carp, and the scope of application is relatively wide. However, if the carp is particularly large, it is necessary to choose a longer and harder fishing rod.
