The Charm and Secret of Winter FishingEvery winter, many fishing enthusiasts seem to have entered a dormant period, putting away their fishing tackle, looking forward to the next spring. Anglers who really know how to enjoy themselves know that winter is the perfect time to catch large crucian carp and carp. Despite the howling cold wind and snow-covered cover, the weakening temperature did not completely stop the enthusiasm of anglers in the southern part of the mainland.
When fishing in winter, the choice of bait is often biased towards commercial or meat bait, as these baits are puffed, lightweight, and easy to atomize, which can quickly attract fish. In contrast, homemade baits are not common because they are mostly vegetarian baits and are relatively inconvenient to make in the cold season. But that doesn't mean homemade baits are inferior. In fact, homemade baits are sometimes more attractive to larger fish due to their unique original aroma.
This preference for homemade bait is not unfounded. During a winter fishing trip, I witnessed the outstanding performance of homemade bait in a small town located on a tributary of the Yangtze River. Due to its depth and wide waters, the waters are frequented by expert anglers. Especially when fishing at night, the effect of homemade bait is especially obvious. During a night fishing, a local angler who used a local fishing tackle shop owner's homemade bait caught a far more weight than others, which made me interested in the effect of homemade bait.
Not only is the owner's homemade bait famous, but even his openness and generosity have allowed me to learn how to make it. This generosity is not untargeted, because in the eyes of the boss, the author's learning and use is actually a kind of propaganda for his bait. With his help, I went home and tried to make it on my own, and the feedback I received was full of praise.
Today, the boss's business has expanded, and the bait's effectiveness is more widely recognized. He is even willing to make the bait public, so that more anglers can share this gift from nature. The process of making bait is easy to learn, and by following specific steps, you can create a high-quality bait that is suitable for both pull and rub fishing.
From these experiences, we can see that winter fishing is not a lonely adventure, but an activity that can be continuously enriched through sharing and learning. Homemade bait can not only bring satisfactory catches to anglers, but also serve as a bond of friendship and knowledge exchange between anglers. In this age of the internet, this spirit of sharing is especially valuable. Through online and real-life communication, we can find that whether it is winter fishing or other seasons, the real fun is not only the size of the catch, but also the experience and sharing in the process.
Winter fishing is an activity with a unique charm and secrets. While most anglers may choose to rest during the cold season, winter is still a prime time for southern anglers to catch large crucian carp and carp. Although the temperature drops and the wind and snow are covered, people who know how to appreciate the beauty of winter fishing will continue to fish.
In winter fishing, the choice of bait is crucial. In general, commercial and meat baits are more popular in the cold season due to their puffing and easy atomization properties, as they can quickly attract fish. Homemade baits also have their own unique advantages, though, as they often have a pristine scent and are sometimes even more appealing to larger fish.
The preference for homemade bait is not unfounded. A local angler who used homemade bait in winter night fishing achieved amazing results, which aroused a lot of interest in homemade bait.
The owner's generosity in sharing how to make homemade bait demonstrates the spirit of sharing knowledge and experience in winter fishing. Through this way of helping each other, not only the catch rate of anglers is improved, but also the friendship and knowledge exchange between anglers are promoted, making winter fishing an activity full of fun and learning opportunities.
The owner's generosity in sharing how to make homemade bait demonstrates the spirit of sharing knowledge and experience in winter fishing. Through this way of helping each other, not only the catch rate of anglers is improved, but also the friendship and knowledge exchange between anglers are promoted, making winter fishing an activity full of fun and learning opportunities.