Fishing needs to prepare relevant substances in advance. Besides some necessary tools, bait is also a substance that needs to be used. When making bait, sometimes the effect of simply using grain is not particularly good, so it is necessary to use a certain amount of small medicine. Small medicine refers to a substance that has a strong taste or can stimulate the appetite of fish. It is one of the auxiliary substances and can be mixed with grains to make the bait taste stronger. Ferula is one of them.

Ferula, as one of the small medicines, is widely used. When it is mixed into grains, it can be used as bait or nest material, and the effect is good. In the process of operation, it is necessary to pay attention to mixing with grains, especially the dosage. Generally speaking, the dosage should not be too much, and the right amount is the best. Too much dosage will have the opposite effect, which is not conducive to fishing.

As mentioned above, ferula, as one of the small medicines, can be used for fishing, and the effect is good. Specifically, there are mainly the following two forms:

1. Ferula wine soaks millet: First, liquid ferula can be used, that is, ferula wine. This substance is used to soak millet, and the effect is good. Put a proper amount of millet into a container, add ferula wine to cover it, and then seal and soak. Generally speaking, the soaking period is about one week, and the soaked millet can be used as bait or nest material.

2. Ferula powder is mixed into grain: besides liquid form, there is also an important form which is powder form. This powdered ferula can be mixed with flour, corn flour and other grains, then added with appropriate amount of water, stirred evenly, and made into a ball bait of moderate size. This bait hook method is relatively simple, and the fishing effect is also good.