Sour bait and bad bait are suitable for fishing silver carp in winter. If conditions permit, sour bait and bad bait can be mixed. Because silver carp likes these two kinds of bait best, silver carp growing in the wild live by eating fish feces and floating, and most of the fish feces are acidic.

Acidic bait can be directly purchased as finished products, or fermented with yogurt, beer, honey, wheat bran, bean dregs, oil bran, etc. Some stinky tofu and fermented bean curd can also be added to the acidic bait to increase the odor. In addition to fishing bait, we should also prepare some nesting bait. The nesting bait can soak rice bran with mature vinegar, and the effect is better.

Silver carp growing in the wild is not very big, so the fishing rod chosen does not need to be too hard. Choose a 4.5-meter hand pole in normal waters. Silver carp's mouth is a little bigger, so you can choose the hook of Iseni 8-10 when fishing. If it is silver carp in a black pit, the hook can be bigger. The strength of silver carp to break free is not very great, and the fishing line can be about 1.5 nylon line. Because silver carp is not easy to open its mouth in winter, it is necessary to adjust the float sensitively before fishing, so that silver carp can send out a signal immediately after taking the bait.