Corn is a very important kind of bait, and carp is one of the representatives of freshwater fish species. When fishing for carp, anglers often use corn as bait. From the effect point of view, it is very good. This is because carp are interested in corn. Corn not only has the natural fragrance of grain, but also has a little sweetness, which carp likes very much. When these two flavors are combined, carp is very easy to take the bait.

Specifically, there are various forms of fishing carp with corn. You can use tender corn and directly hook the corn kernels. At the same time, fermented corn can also be used, and the effect is also very good. Using corn is relatively more suitable in warm season or hot season. When the temperature is low, meat bait is often used.

As mentioned above, corn can catch carp, and the effect is very good. At this time, there are many matters and problems that need attention. For example, the length of sub-line is a key aspect. Generally speaking, the length of sub-wires frequently used at this time ranges from 30 cm to 60 cm. When the sub-wire is used, it will be folded in half, and the length at this time is between 15 and 30 cm.

And specifically, the sublines used are different in different situations. From the perspective of influencing factors, one is more prominent, that is, the size of carp. Some carp are larger, others are smaller, and their depths of activity in water are different. Generally speaking, larger carp live in deeper positions, so they have to use longer sub-lines when fishing for them. When fishing for relatively small carp, a slightly shorter sub-line is used.