What is the best groundbait for crucian carp fishing

The crucian carp is a very common fish on the dining table, so many anglers like to fish for it in all kinds of fish ponds and pools, and to fish for crucian carp well, you need to spread good groundbait, so what groundbait should be used for crucian carp?

1. What groundbait should be used for crucian carp?

Use pelleted feed as groundbait for crucian carp. Because when pelleted feed is used as groundbait, the sound of the feed entering the water can quickly lure fish over, imitating the sound of a feeding machine dropping feed. What is commonly used at present is rice wine rice, which is not only convenient and quick, but also makes it very easy to catch fish.

How to make rice wine rice:

Prepare some dried corn kernels, rice, flour, vitamin B2 tablets, low-proof liquor, and honey or brown sugar. First soak the corn kernels in water at a moderate temperature for one and a half hours. Crush the vitamin B2 tablets, put the tablet powder into a small basin, then add some additives, honey or brown sugar, and finally pour in the liquor and stir with chopsticks. Once the corn kernels are soaked, rinse them, then prepare a slightly larger basin, stir the corn kernels together with the rice and flour, and mix and stir with low-proof liquor. After that, just mix them all together.

2. How to spread groundbait when fishing for crucian carp?

1. Spreading groundbait: when fishing for crucian carp in distant water, using a groundbaiting device will make the groundbait more concentrated; when fishing for crucian carp near the bank, throwing bait by hand is more convenient, and if you are not very skilled at throwing bait, just control the bait to enter the water around half a meter from the fishing spot.

2. Groundbait taking effect: after preparing the groundbait for crucian carp, do not immediately attach bait and start fishing; wait a while for the groundbait spot to develop. This time varies under the influence of different seasons, times, water conditions and fish activity, and you can judge whether fish have entered the groundbait spot to feed by fish bubbles.

3. Replenishing groundbait: when fishing for crucian carp, spreading groundbait is not something done once and then finished forever. If the speed of catching fish slows down or the interval between catches becomes longer, it means there are fewer and fewer fish in the groundbait spot. At this time you need to replenish the groundbait, using the method of “a small amount and frequent replenishment” to restore vitality to the spot.

In short, when spreading groundbait for crucian carp, pelleted feed is good; for example, rice wine rice is a decent bait.