The key to fishing using the bead-pinching fishing method is whether the effect is good or not. In addition to making the nest relatively concentrated, it is also important to continue to atomize the nest material. Especially in winter, when fishing in wild and long distances, yo

Use the bead-climbing method to fish. Whether the effect is good or not, it is the key to luring fish in a nest. In addition to making the nest relatively concentrated, it is also important to continue to atomize the nest material. Especially in winter, when fishing in wild and long distances, you should not have too much material or no nest. You need to master the right amount. Because we can’t catch crucian carp, we can’t catch large fish, and there can be more nest materials, coarse particles, and even fine powder nest materials are not used. But catching crucian carp is different. First, there should be no more bait, and second, there should be no more bait with coarse particles. Some fine powdered bait is needed, and the fine powdered bait needs to be continuously atomized. In this way, the crucian carp will not be full and can also keep the fish.

So can you achieve such a nest state? I used to do it mainly by pinching the bottom and scattering guns. Although this method can achieve its purpose, it is more troublesome to operate and requires certain skills. For beginners, it is not easy to master the state. The scattering gun you pinch either does not atomize for a long time after entering the water, or atomizes too quickly, and even falls off in the air before it even enters the water when throwing the rod.

Today I will share a very simple, trouble-free and atomized nest material. This nest material is very suitable for bead-climbing fishing. This is this solid silver carp and bighead carp bait.

solid silver carp and bighead carp bait I put in water to test, the atomization is atomized layer by layer, and it atomizes relatively quickly after entering the water. But it took more than ten minutes to complete the atomization. Judging from the atomization state, it is all fine powder residue, which is very suitable for fishing for crucian carp. Because the atomizer is not full, and the atomizer is continuous and has a strong smell. Once the fish is lured into the nest, it will not leave. It is easy to eat the hook bait when you see it.

The specific usage of

requires a small rope to tie the solid bait to the lead sinker, so that it does not affect the main line sliding in the center hole of the lead sinker and does not affect the sensitivity.

If there is a signal for fish to eat, after lifting the rod, the solid bait has not been atomized. After changing the bait on the hook, it will be thrown to the den. The solid bait can continue to atomize.

Of course, if the throwing is relatively accurate every time and it is hit within two square meters, the nest material is concentrated, and the fish entering the nest will be relatively concentrated, so the fishing rate will be higher. There will be relatively more fish catch.

Therefore, the most important thing in fishing for crucian carp with beads is to try to hit the hook bait and nest material within two square ranges so that the effect will be revealed. In order to achieve this goal, we need to consciously practice throwing rods. With this awareness, we can practice more, and ultimately we can hit wherever we point, and it is no problem to catch a superb fish.