How long does it take for the bait to be atomized when fishing? Why does the bait not atomize when pulling it?

There is no fixed standard for the atomization time of bait. Different fish conditions have different requirements for bait atomization. First of all, it should be understood that the atomization of bait can attract fish, but it may also drive fish away, and the atomization of bait may also bring some negative effects.

How long does it take for the bait to be atomized when fishing?

The atomization time of rubbing bait depends on the fish species, fish conditions, water depth, and fish density.

If rubbing bait is used for wild fishing, it is usually because there are many miscellaneous fish, and pulling bait is basically useless. At this time, rubbing bait should be a little sticky, or it should be a hard bait with slow atomization so that small fish cannot peck at the bait, leaving time for the target fish to take the bait. The atomization time depends on how fast the fish bites. For wild fishing, ensure that there is bait on the hook within 5 minutes at least. The specific situation needs to be adjusted according to the fish situation.

If rubbing bait is used in black pits, it is generally used to catch fish, or to catch returning fish and old slippery fish. At this time, pulling bait will cause line rubbing and false bites. Soften the bait and make it sticky. Control the atomization time within 3 minutes. You can tease the fish for two rods in the middle. If there is no bite, you can lift the rod and put on the bait again.

Also, it is used in deep water and when fish bite quickly, the atomization time of the bait should be controlled within 3 minutes.

Why doesn't the bait atomize?

Atomizing bait mainly uses the dynamics of the atomized bait sinking and the smell of the bait to attract fish to bite the hook. However, if the atomization time is too fast, the fish hook will be atomized before it reaches the bottom, leaving an empty hook without any bites; if the atomization time is too long, it will not atomize at all, which will not attract fish and will result in no bites. Therefore, controlling the atomization time is half the battle for fishing.

How often do you need to change the bait when fishing?

1. If the nest has been prepared, there is already bait in the nest to lure fish. The best time to change the bait for fishing is 8-10 minutes. The premise is: if the bait is easily atomized, the replacement time needs to be shortened.

2. If the nest is not well made, it is impossible to gather fish in the nest. Then you need to draw the rod frequently to lure the fish. In the early stage, it is recommended to draw about ten rods, one rod every ten seconds. The bait can be made of normal fishing size. After drawing the rod frequently, you can change the bait at normal time.