Is it good to use pull bait to catch crucian carp in late autumn and winter? How to open the bait when fishing crucian carp in low temperature?

The pull bait is very soft and can be easily sucked into the mouth of crucian carp. In addition, the speed of pulling the bait is very fast. Whether it is wild fishing or black pit fishing, it is still very good for fish to eat fast fish or crucian carp with a weak mouth, so anglers like to use it. However, it is not easy to open a pull bait well. The state of the pull bait is important. The measure of whether a pull bait is opened well is whether the state of the pull bait is good.

Is it good to use bait to catch crucian carp in late autumn and winter?

In late autumn and early winter, the air is cold and the temperature is low. The bait is slow to produce silk. Even if you increase the amount of silk powder and knead it repeatedly, it will turn into dough after a while. The treatment of bait is mainly to wake up the bait. Generally, it takes 10-15 minutes to wake up the bait when the temperature is high, and at least 30 minutes in cold water in winter.

How to prepare bait for crucian carp fishing in low temperature

First: Choose the bait carefully

When choosing commercial bait, we should not choose granular bait, because fish bites are lighter in winter, so we should try to avoid baits that are not good for eating. This way, fish will bite faster.

Second: The bait should be soft

In winter, fish are less active and have poor appetite. Therefore, the bait must be soft and the bait-water ratio should be 1:1.1 as much as possible, which will increase the fish's appetite.

Third: The bait should be tough

Tough does not mean hard, it just makes the bait elastic. That is, after the bait has been left to stand for five minutes after adding water, pat it a few times with your hands and squeeze it more, so as to increase the bait's ability to stick to the hook.

In short, when fishing crucian carp with bait in winter, it should be thin, soft and tough. This will have a good effect on wild fishing crucian carp.

How to tell if the bait is in bad condition

First, the hook-attachment property of the bait is good. The bait cannot be completely atomized when it falls into the water. If it is completely atomized when it falls into the water, it means that there is less silk powder, or the bait is not well matched with water, or too much water is added. There cannot be a large amount of silk powder left on the hook after lifting the rod. There is too much silk powder left on the hook. It can be left on the hook but not too much. Generally, when fishing for crucian carp, it is enough to leave a mung bean-sized amount of silk powder on the hook.

Second, the bait is too hard to be pulled out. In this case, the bait is not well matched with water, and a little water needs to be added to the bait.

Third, the bait has no silk or too little silk. Some baits do not contain silk powder, so you need to match the proportion of silk powder according to your own habits. In this case, the proportion of silk powder added is too little and needs to be added again.