What is the best chum for fishing bream? Chum selection tips shared

Bream is a common kind of fish. Experienced friends will pre-bait the spot before fishing, because this can improve fishing efficiency. So, what chum is best for fishing bream? Below, the editor introduces these three kinds of chum.

1. Rice wine bait

When chumming for bream, the first thing to do is find a suitable spot, and after finding it, chum appropriately. There are many choices for chum, because bream has fairly omnivorous feeding habits. Generally, if you want something economical and practical, you can use rice wine bait to chum. When using rice wine bait to chum, note that it will attract small schools of fish, but its effect is very good, especially for omnivorous fish.

2. Wheat bran

Many people choose to use wheat bran to chum when fishing for bream. First, wheat bran is relatively cheap, and second, it is fairly practical. When using wheat bran to chum, it must be properly processed. The first thing to do is cook the wheat bran thoroughly, then let it cool and stir it in a basin. At the same time, you can also appropriately add some fishing attractants or flavoring agents, which can better attract bream.

3. Soybean cake

Using soybean cake to chum is still relatively uncommon; generally it is used to feed fish. But if you want to use it as chum, it is also possible, and its preparation method is similar to other grain-based baits. The first thing to do is crush the soybean cake, then put it in a pot to steam and cook, and then put it in a basin to stir, appropriately add fishing attractants, and knead it into balls. Of course, there is also a more direct method: crush the soybean cake, then put it directly into the spot, and this also works.

Bream usually lives in the middle layer of the water and is quite suited to still-water life. In winter, it likes to overwinter in deep water. Therefore, when fishing for bream, in addition to chumming well, choosing the right position and weather is also key.