There are many kinds of bait for carp fishing, generally fishing for farmed fish or small carp, we will use commercial bait, but also the kind of bait that tastes bigger and scatters faster. Fishing for carp with large individuals will use pure grain bait such as corn, wheat, sweet potatoes, and potatoes.
Because large carp, especially wild large carp, their vigilance is relatively high, so they must also be close to nature in the use of bait.
But when it comes to the word "nature", although corn, wheat and sweet potatoes are pure grains, they do not grow in the water, and carp is usually eaten by anglers.
The bait I'm going to share today is absolutely natural, and the carp won't be wary of it, because it lives in the water and it's on the carp recipe itself!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > you may not believe it, the secret bait for catching wild carp is actually snails! </h1>
Speaking of snails, the first thing that comes to mind should be the bluefish, which is normal for the bluefish to eat snails, because it also has a name called snail green, and the bluefish throat has a piece of matter, which is specifically used to grind snails, river mussels and other hard-shelled organisms.
But when it comes to carp also eating snails, some people can't figure it out, because in the impression of many anglers, carp is vegetarian, and the usual fishing is basically corn, wheat, sweet potatoes and other bait.
I guess some anglers reading this article may also complain that I deliberately talk nonsense to attract eyeballs and deceive traffic.
In fact, carp really eat snails, and fishing for carp with snails is not a folk remedy, because this food is on the recipe for carp!
Let's go to see the commercial bait with the word "carp" on the market, as long as it is fishy, most of them have the ingredient of snail meat! Snail carp is familiar to everyone, this snail is snail meat.
Of course, not only snails, but also creatures like river mussels and shellfish, carp also eat.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="31" > tells everyone with personal experience that carp really eat snails</h1>
Once I went fishing in the river, I was going to catch crucian carp, but I didn't even see a crucian carp shadow for most of the day, perhaps because of the weather, I didn't even eat the hook of the usually noisy white strips.
In line with the principle that anglers do not go empty, I wondered if I could touch some snails to take home, put down the fishing rod, turn over the stones on the side and find that there are really ones, and the snails are still quite large, so I simply took off my shoes and touched the snails.
In half an hour, I touched a large basin and thought to myself that this would be good, even if the Air Force did not lose money today, the wine dish was obtained.
Back at the fishing position, I looked at the float and looked at the pot of snails on the side, and thought to myself: It is not necessary to have a good result if I continue to stick to it, it is better to be a dead horse as a live horse doctor. So he crushed the two snails and hung the snail meat on the hook.
But I never expected that after a long time, I really fished one up. Why do you use the word "never expected", not that I think carp eat snails strangely, but that such weather and fish conditions actually did not let me air force.
Of course, there must be some anglers who say that I am just by chance, maybe the carp just happened to pass by, and accidentally swallowed the snail meat into the mouth when sucking the nest material.
Of course, this is also possible, but the next time you catch a wild carp, you may wish to observe carefully when slaughtering, you will often see the carp in the stomach with a broken shell of the snail, which will explain the problem.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="38" > what is the point of carp fishing with snails</h1>
In fact, there is nothing to pay attention to, that is, to break the snail to take out the snail meat on the hook, when fishing for green fish, the whole hanging, but when fishing for carp, I only hang the snail meat, of course, the whole hanging it can also be eaten, with that kind of crisp snail effect is better.
Nesting can also use snails, you can directly throw the whole water, you can also break all and then hit the nest, wild fishing, I may still choose to break the nest, so that the fishy smell is heavier, and also to prevent the snails from running away, after all, the wild fishing resources are not good, carp into the nest is relatively slow.
However, if you prepare a lot of snails, or beat them in batches, it is okay not to break them.
My personal little advice: normal or with corn wheat and other grains, or granules, vegetable cakes and other bait nests, so that for wild fishing for a wide spectrum is better, if you start with snails to nest, then there are not so many fish species, at least crucian carp, eels are not interested in snails.
If you feel that today's fish mouth is not good, or there are fish bubbling in the nest but not biting the hook, you suspect that it is a bait problem, then you can switch to snails for fishing.
If the carp still does not eat the snail for fishing, then I think it is not a problem of bait, because serious carp will not resist the snail.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="43" > snails Can also catch crucian carp, yellow spicy dice, catfish in addition to fishing for carp bluefish</h1>
Crucian carp usually don't eat snails much, so as mentioned above, if you use snails to make nests, the temptation to crucian carp is not great. But if it is a large individual wild crucian carp, if you hang snail meat, it is also possible to catch, which is why I choose to hang snail meat without shell hanging, the purpose is also to catch as many fish species as possible.
Crucian carp not only eats snail meat, mussel meat, but also fish meat, I have caught crucian carp with a white meat hook before, and more than once. Carp crucian carp are omnivorous fish, so don't think they're all vegetarian.
Needless to say, I have written an article before, in fact, if you have seen my article, it will not be strange for carp to eat snails. Because even a fish so small and so stupid as yellow spicy ding can eat snails and crush the shells of snails, can't carp eat such a large size?
Carp has throat teeth, its function is to crush and cut off food, such as mussel shells, snail shells, shells and other hard objects, completely out of the question.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="48" > Conclusion:</h1>
The point of writing this article is not to let you go fishing with snails immediately, but to make an impression in your heart that carp eat snails and often feed on snails.
In this case, when you go out fishing and forget to bring bait, or when you see the carp bubbling in the nest and can't catch it, you don't have to be helpless anymore, at least there is a way to adjust.
Most of the natural waters should be snails (especially in places where there are more stones such as reservoirs), and it may be difficult for you to pick up a pot, but it should not be difficult to find two for hooks for fishing.
What needs to be reminded is that the snail should pay attention to safety, and don't slip under your feet to beat yourself up!
【About the author】:Xiaofei, a post-90s fishing enthusiast, hopes to record the beauty of fishing with words, leave the experience to those who need help, and welcome the attention of fishermen.