What is the method of making wine and rice nesting material?

Nowadays, many people like fishing, especially some middle-aged and elderly people. Going out fishing is a very enjoyable process. Fishing can make people feel peaceful, exercise their minds, and so on. If you want to catch fish successfully, bait is very important. Nowadays, there are a lot of fishing baits and you can buy them easily, but here I recommend that you make rice and wine bait, which is very effective. The specific production method is as follows.

Methods for making various wine and rice nest materials:

The first method, soaking millet in wine is the most common one. Choose Qu wine or medicated wine, take appropriate amount of wine and millet, and soak them directly in the wine. Generally, it does not take too long to be used directly, and the flavor is strong enough. It is very effective in making bait to attract fish.

The second type is a further improvement based on millet soaked in wine. It contains not only millet but also musk rice. In addition, there are many other additives, such as honey and sesame oil, so that the bait made is more flavorful and more layered.

First, wash the musk rice and white rice, then mix them in a ratio of two to one, and pour them into a sealed container, but don't fill it up because other ingredients will need to be added. Generally speaking, musk rice and white rice account for three quarters in total, and the rest is wine and a few other ingredients.

I personally find a large Coke bottle, which is convenient to use, transparent, and the amount is just right for one time. After soaking, find a cool place and put it for two weeks. At this time, the rice will be basically flavored and you can go fishing. Finally, a reminder that the wine used here is mostly grain wine.

The third type, this time what is added is not musk rice, but musk powder. A small amount of musk powder can also enhance the taste of the bait. And the proportion of wine this time is also smaller, only reaching one-tenth of the amount of added rice.

Find a clean jar, wash the rice, put it into the jar, add other ingredients and seal it. It usually only takes one to two days, it is very easy to make, and the nesting effect is also good.

The fourth method is to choose a small amount of cloves and use them directly to make wine. Cloves are not expensive and can be found in Chinese medicine stores. If you are an angler who often makes bait by yourself, you usually have some in reserve at home. Soak the wine in advance and then pour it directly into the rice. The soaking effect is very good.

The fifth type of rice for wine is a bit more complicated to make. First, you need a certain amount of wheat. Pour the wheat into the pot and steam it, which usually only takes half an hour. The wheat produced at this time retains the characteristics of grains, but is softened to a certain extent, making it easier for the wine to absorb the flavor. Just take out the wheat, let it sit for a while to cool and drain, then add some rice wine yeast, mix them evenly, and bottle them for storage. First find a clean and cool place, and after about a week, the things that come out can be used.

The sixth type is a mixture of rice, cloves and white wine. There are almost no key points in making it. You just need to mix the main ingredients together. Then wait, and when the color of the white rice changes, it is ready to use.

Seventh, choose some seasonings, such as star anise, peppercorns and other seasonings that are used daily to flavor soup. Then use these seasonings to soak wine, the taste will be richer, and it will take about a week to soak. You can soak more at one time. If the effect is good, you can use it in other baits later. Once the mixture of wine and seasonings changes, usually turning yellow, you can use it to soak anything such as millet, rice, or corn. This combination of baits works very well and is first-rate for making nests.