What bait is good for catching crucian carp in a wild pond?

The flesh of wild crucian carp is quite delicious, but they are relatively hard to catch. Below, the editor will teach everyone what bait to use for catching crucian carp in a wild pond and what techniques to use.

Use earthworms to catch crucian carp in a wild pond. A wild pond is a natural pond in the wild that has not been fed. If you want to catch more fish in a wild pond, you must make a nest 3 to 5 days in advance. Feed nest material to the preset fishing spot every day or every other day.

For crucian carp nest material, you can use fishy commercial nest material + wine rice, and appropriately add some shrimp powder, fish bone powder, silkworm pupa powder, etc. that contain higher animal protein to meet the foraging needs of crucian carp and increase palatability. A good spot is best cultivated and set up several days in advance. If the angler lives nearby, try to make a nest at this place for several consecutive days for long-term fishing.

Try to use a crucian carp rod with a 37 action for fishing deep water at 2.5-3 m. The line setup can be matched according to the action of the fishing rod used at the time, the size of the target fish, and the fishing conditions at the time. Make it as small as possible. The fish hook should use a barbless hook with an extremely thin hook shank (the hook itself is light in weight, making it easier for crucian carp to suck in). In order to accurately find the bottom and lure fish, the hook distance between the double hooks is usually 2 hook lengths, and the bait is relatively concentrated. Shorten the sub-line to 30 cm folded in half; a short sub-line can transmit fish signals faster. For the float, you can choose a relatively sensitive reed float or a peacock feather float with strong stability, and a lead-carrying capacity of no more than 1 gram is enough.