Whether to catch grass carp with corn depends on what corn is used. If fresh and tender corn is directly hung on the hook, it can be used. Because corn is attractive to grass carp, especially fresh and tender corn, which has both fragrance and sweetness, is the favorite food of grass carp.

Of course, if it is old corn, it needs to be cooked before use. This can be used when making nests, and it can also be mixed with other bait. Most anglers choose to use corn to catch grass carp, but the bait for fishing is tender corn, and old corn is usually used only when making nests.

It is not recommended to use corn for grass carp fishing in winter. Although corn has a sweet taste, it is difficult to send out the taste of corn in a low water temperature environment, so it is not attractive to grass carp. In winter, it is best to choose bait with strong fishy smell, such as earthworms, red worms, silkworm chrysalis, etc. Some corn can be added to these meat baits, which will be more attractive to grass carp. If the effect is not good, you can add some small medicines appropriately, so that the effect will become better.