Bait fishing or earthworm fishing, which one is better for fishing?

1. Earthworms are good. Compared with bait, earthworms catch larger fish and have a wider variety.

2. Production method: cut the earthworm into 1-2 cm long segments with a knife, put it on a sieve (or wooden board) and dry it in the sun, turn it once the next day, and let it dry fully. After a few days, the sun-dried earthworms are put into a grinder and crushed, and the earthworm powder is made.

Storage: Find a dry and odorless empty plastic bottle, put earthworm powder into the bottle, tighten the cap, and place it in a cool and ventilated place. Use:

Fishing for crucian carp, carp, grass, catfish and other fish can add earthworm powder to the bait for good results. The amount depends on the target fish, but in short, the right amount is enough.

Earthworms are generally better. Whether you fish with earthworms or bait usually depends on what kind of fish you are catching, as different fish have different eating habits. Earthworms are known as "all-purpose bait" by fishing enthusiasts.

Most freshwater fish can be caught by earthworms, while carnivorous freshwater fish such as yellow catfish are better suited to be caught by earthworms.

The effect will be better with earthworms. Because most freshwater fish that prefer meats prefer earthworms, it is more appropriate to use earthworms.

It depends on what kind of fish you catch, and some big fish don't eat earthworms, but for ordinary fish, earthworms are still a very good choice and will not go out of style.

The news from the book is that the meat of earthworms is rich in protein, and in addition to its strong earthy smell, it is easy to be favored by fish.

This is also the problem of buying pure bait at a fishing tackle store but not necessarily catching a fish.

It is important to note that in the process of fishing, how to choose and use earthworms correctly is also crucial.

Regardless of whether it is red or cyan, earthworms must first ensure that they are fresh. The dead earthworm has no elasticity and will melt over time, which is not very good.

Red earthworms are best for wild fishing, especially crucian carp, carp, grass carp, etc. Years ago, I accidentally caught a big catfish.

Choose red earthworms, the ones that are bright in color and have a thin body. It doesn't need to be too long, and if it's too long, it can also be truncated.

Personally, I still like to use live earthworms as bait.

Earthworms are very familiar to those who love fishing, and they are ridiculed as almighty bait.

There are two colors of his blue pants, red and blue, the cyan one is big and looks quite crazy, and the red one is small and lively, which is very fun.

In my hometown, until around the National Day, earthworms can be found at any time. Some people also deliberately look for foam boxes, which are filled with soil and rotten vegetable leaves, so that he can continue to breed and it will be more convenient for him to fish next time.

The green earthworm is large, fleshy, and has a stronger fishy smell. Good hook, small fish don't like it, they won't be easily disturbed, as long as there are fish to eat, it's basically a big guy. Gafish, catfish bear the brunt, and there is no shortage of black fish.

Let's put it this way, if you are not focusing on catfish, ga, black fish and other fish species, green earthworms are not recommended to use. He can seriously affect the chances of other fish taking the bait, especially crucian carp.

Don't underestimate crucian carp, it's pretty good to eat. The big ones can be stewed in soup, and the small ones are fried thoroughly and dipped in pepper and salt, which is really crispy and delicious, and it is an excellent appetizer.

Some people may say that the weather is about to get cold, and the earthworms may not be found.