There are two sayings in the fishing circle that are widely circulated, one is "If you want fish to go ashore, you have to exchange food", and the other is "If you don't make a nest for fishing, you don't catch much".
From these two sentences it is enough to see the importance of the angler to the nest, in fact, most people are indeed very particular about the nest, and it can even be said that it is dependent, regardless of whether there are fish or not, the nest material must be managed.
But there is an exception, that is, when fishing for silver carp, many people choose not to make a nest when fishing for these two kinds of fish, and purely rely on the atomization of bait to lure fish, while luring and fishing, and continuous atomization can also keep the fish in the den.
Some people think that there is no need to make a nest for silver carp, and some people think that it is better to make a nest, even the fishing masters have not reached a consensus on this issue, and they all have their own opinions.
Nesting is actually a lazy way to fish
There is no doubt about one thing, that is, you can catch fish with or without a nest, and many people do not make a nest, but directly use bait to draw a nest, and they also catch very well.
This is not only for silver carp, but also for crucian carp, which can catch fish without nesting and by simply pumping the nest.
It's just that silver carp are special, they are filter feeding fish, and they are very sensitive to atomization, and if you want to attract them quickly, you need a lot of atomization.
So if you don't nest, you need to pump it quickly, and the bait atomizes well. This is more hard, after all, the fishing rod for silver carp fishing is relatively long and heavy, and it is very tiring to maintain a high-frequency rod in the early stage of attracting fish, if there is wind and the sitting position is relatively low, it is even more tiring!
You can be a little lazy when you make a nest, at least you don't need to pump so hard in the early stage.
What are the significant advantages of nesting compared to pumping frequency?
Nesting can make early fishing easier, which is also an advantage, but it is obviously not the concern of anglers. Anglers are most concerned about the catch, such as whether they can lure fish quickly, whether they can catch more, and so on.
But it's hard to say because it depends on the situation. For example, if you are in a paid water, or if the fish density is relatively high, then in my experience, the nest will attract more fish faster.
After all, the nest is thrown by hand, the movement of the nest material into the water is large, and the atomization formed by the explosion of the nest material after entering the water is stronger, and the diffusion range is also wide, we can even intentionally make the nest bigger to further expand the range of fish lure.
Compared with the pumping of a small bait ball, there is only such a large atomization area, and the hand-tossed nest naturally has an advantage.
However, if you are wild fishing, or fishing in a place where the density of fish is not high, it is difficult to say, this kind of place is wide and the fish are scarce, and there may be no fish near the location where you fish, so whether it is a nest or a nest, it is useless!
To be precise, fishing in this kind of place, the effect of nesting is better than nesting, because the nest is a continuous casting of bait to the fishing point, and the nest has been atomized, even if there are no fish nearby at the beginning, there will always be fish passing by later.
But you can't keep the nest, the ghost knows when the fish will pass by, and the nest that has just started to be hit cannot stay in the nest for a long time, after all, the silver carp fishing usually uses a very light specific gravity, good atomization of the bait to make the nest.
If you master the right fishing method, you can catch more than others
It's okay to make a nest or not, but you need to master the right method.
If you choose not to play the nest, then you can't be lazy in the early stage, you must play the frequency, you can't change the bait only once in three or five minutes, and you can't fish with a fast shot and a slow rod without rhythm.
If you choose to make a nest, then the first step is to choose a nest material, the local tyrant can be at will, and theoretically the use of commercial bait to make a nest will definitely be better. But most of the anglers are not local tyrants, so I recommend that you choose okara.
If you want a good effect, you can also ferment the okara. Directly use fresh bean dregs to make a nest, only atomization, so that it can also attract fish, but the effect is poor. If you can ferment it and enhance the taste, the effect of luring fish will definitely be greatly improved! If you want to be lazy, then don't ferment, add some flavors to it, or stinky tofu water.
The second step is to make a nest, in the case of sufficient nest material, the lower rod is first beaten off half, and a little can be broken up, so as to expand the area of attracting fish. The remaining half, play slowly, with a nest spoon, little by little to the den, this is the same as the pumping frequency, to the den can have continuous atomization, with the nest spoon to hit the frequency can be easier than the frequency of seven or eight meters of fishing rod.
It should be noted that once there are fish in the nest, you start to move the rod to fish, and it is not recommended to nest later, otherwise it is easy to confuse the fish layer, thereby increasing the probability of anchor fish.
I don't know what thoughts or opinions the anglers have after reading it, do you think you need to make a nest when you fish for bighead carp? Can you catch more than the frequency of pumping? Welcome to leave a comment to express your views.