What is the reason why the rice and wine nests die

Many people like to go fishing in winter, and at this time they generally use rice wine as bait. For some experienced people, they can do a good job of making bait, but many people can't do it well and there will be dead nests. There are many reasons for dead nests. It may be that when making bait, the spice smell is too strong, or it is blown away by the wind when throwing the bait, etc. In fact, there are some tips when making bait.

1. Nesting materials

Generally, it is most effective to mix multiple baits (the so-called combination of coarse and fine baits). Before making the nest, mix the rice wine with a little corn, chicken feed and some flour to knead it into a ball. This large ball of bait will not be blown away by the wind because of its weight and certain viscosity, so it can be thrown directly to the fishing spot. Using this method to make a nest,

The nest material should be mixed drier and kneaded into a ball with force. But one thing needs to be noted, it is necessary to ensure that the bait can be dispersed within 10 minutes after being cast to the fishing spot. Otherwise, if it cannot be dispersed, the effect of attracting fish will be greatly reduced.

When making a nest with rice and wine, you can mix the rice and wine with the soil from the shore. In winter, you need more rice wine and less mud, and then mix it thinner. This way, the mud will dissolve more easily in water after being put into water, and the rice wine and mud will separate. Be sure to note that there shouldn't be too much mud, otherwise it won't dissolve. And even if it can be dissolved, the wine rice will be covered by mud and the effect of attracting fish will be poor. Because in winter, fish cannot look for food in the mud like they do in summer and autumn. Fish are lazy in winter. Sometimes, they are too lazy to move even if bait is right next to them, let alone digging in the mud to look for food.

2. Wrap rice with paper towel

When going out fishing, anglers can bring a few tissue paper towels. Nowadays, many tissue paper towels look very thick, but they are actually made of several layers. You can separate the single layer of paper, wrap the wine rice in the single layer of paper towel, then soak it in water and throw it to the fishing spot. Generally, when it reaches the water surface at the fishing spot, the paper has been broken and the rice will sink into the water.

Even if the paper is not torn, it will soon break when it reaches the bottom of the water, which will not affect the attracting effect of the bait, and the torn paper towels also have the effect of attracting fish at the bottom of the water. I often use this method in the winter.

There is also a kind of net bag on the Internet that dissolves in water. For this kind of net bag, just fill it with bait, then hang the net bag on the hook, throw it into the fishing spot like casting a hook, and then shake the hook after it sinks to the bottom. The mesh bag will basically dissolve into nothingness within a few minutes. However, this method is too expensive, and the price of the mesh bag is not very cheap.