How do bloodworms be saved without dying? What is the most convenient hook for bloodworms?

In the case of fishing, there are many baits that can be used, and animal bait is one of them, and bloodworms belong to a representative category of animal bait. When using bloodworms as bait, care should be taken to hang them properly on the hook. There are many ways to hook up.

One of the most common methods is to sort out 5 to 8 bloodworms, tie them up with a bottom line, and then hang them all on the hook. This method can hang a large number of bloodworms on the hook, and they can exude a stronger flavor, which is easy to attract and bite the fish.

In addition, wheat flour can be used, mixing appropriate wheat flour with bloodworms, and then making them clumpy as a whole, which is easy to hang on the hook and atomizes in the water. However, if there is only one bloodworm, the flavor released will still be quite weak, so try to use as many bloodworms as possible.

You can also put all the bloodworms in a bottle, and then put a cube-shaped sponge or styrofoam into it, and the bloodworms will get into this grid, and then you can hang this grid on a fish hook, and the actual effect is also very good.

In the case of bloodworms, it is necessary to choose the correct way to preserve them for a longer period of time. If you want to think that bloodworms are not easy to die when they are preserved, it has a lot to do with the method of preservation. Bloodworms prefer to live in humid environments, so they must be stored in a natural environment with strong humidity.

In fact, it seems that it is more suitable for bloodworms to prepare a vessel in advance, or to prepare some fabrics in advance, pour water into it or infiltrate water, and then put the bloodworms in the utensils or wrap them in the fabric for preservation.

In addition, it is okay to keep bloodworms in the refrigerator, it is best to prepare a good container for these in advance, put a certain amount of water in it, and pay attention to change it regularly. The ambient temperature in the refrigerator should also be adjusted, not less than 0 degrees, but not higher than 5 degrees. In addition, you can also use vegetables and fruits to preserve bloodworms, you can take a relatively large potato, hollow out the meat of the internal structure, and then put the bloodworms in, and you can also wrap a relatively wet and cold cloth on the outside of the potato, which is more conducive to the preservation of bloodworms.

To keep it in a moist environment, you can add appropriate water or you can place bloodworms on a paper towel with water in it. Live worms can be hung directly on the hook.

Bloodworm preservation can be soil preservation method, simple preservation method, the specific introduction is as follows:

1. Soil storage method: put the bloodworms in a pot with water and sediment for storage, the bloodworms can survive for a long time, but when they are used, they have to use a specially made small sieve to screen off the sediment to separate the mud and insects, which is more troublesome.

2. Simple storage method: put it in the tea brine or wrap it in a damp cloth for storage, which can be stored for 2 to 3 days.

Precautions for raising bloodworms:

In large-scale bloodworm farming, in order to reduce the cost of breeding, but to ensure the quality of feed, the choice of feed has become a very important issue. In general, we choose rice bran.

Sawdust, bagasse, pigeon droppings, sludge, etc. are fed. But before feeding, we need to go through fermentation, and we can't use it for farming until it's fully fermented. Of course, yeast powder can also be used appropriately.

to feed, but be sure to limit the amount.

1. Gently wrap the bloodworms in wet gauze or towel, and then place them in a cool place, generally leaving them for about 2 days and will not die. You can also put bloodworms in a ceramic or glassware with a little water, then put them in the refrigerator and change the water every 1-2 days, so that they can be stored longer.

2. You can also use vegetables to preserve bloodworms, you can take a relatively large potato, hollow out the meat inside, and then put the bloodworms in, and wrap a relatively moist cloth on the outside of the potato.

3. Bloodworms belong to the insect class Diptera Mosquito family, which is more common in daily life, and its application is also very common, and it may be used in breeding ornamental fish and fishing ornamental fish.

4. Bloodworms are widely distributed, and are one of the main groups of benthic animals in freshwater waters, are excellent natural bait for fish, and are also recognized as the best live feed for tropical fish in the world, so they have a very close relationship with the aquarium aquaculture industry.