Why can't fishing be done? Remember the three 'bait to bait' rules clearly in order to return with a full load!

Many beginners who love fishing are prone to encountering the problem of fish not opening their mouths. In fact, a large part of the reason is that the bait is not used properly. If used correctly and correctly, the fish will be easy to catch and can only return with a full load.
So, today we will share with you three rules for "bait to bait" for reference, hoping to help everyone return with a full load!

01 Use bait to live

Using bait to stay alive means that when choosing fishing bait, one should choose some lively bait, such as earthworms, worms, small fish, etc., which can more easily attract the attention of fish. This is also why earthworms are a classic fishing bait because their living state is more likely to attract the attention of fish.
Of course, if you are using artificial bait, such as plastic bait, fake bait, etc., you can also add some spices, fish bait, etc. to make them more lively and increase their attractiveness.

At the same time, you should also learn to tease fish, as teasing fish can make it easier for them to bite, as they will be attracted near your hook, increasing their desire to bite. If you don't tease fish, it may take longer to wait for them to bite.
If you keep teasing the fish and don't bite, it may be because the underwater environment is not suitable for fishing. At this point, you can try changing a place or changing the bait to improve the success rate of fishing.

02 The size should be suitable for both soft and hard taste

Choosing the correct size of bait is also very important, as oversized bait may scare away fish, while undersized bait may be difficult to attract their attention.
At the same time, different types of fish have different mouth shapes and need to choose the appropriate hook size. Some fish have smaller mouth shapes and need to choose smaller hooks, while others have larger mouth shapes and need to choose larger hooks.

In addition, different types of fish also have different requirements for the hardness of their bait. For example, some fish prefer to chew softer bait, while others prefer harder bait.
Therefore, when selecting fishing bait, it is necessary to choose a bait with appropriate size, softness, and hardness based on the taste and preferences of the target fish.

03 Color and odor should be matched

Choosing the correct color and odor is also an important principle of "bait to bait", as different colors and odors of bait will have different attractiveness to different types of fish.
For example, green bait is more suitable for catching grass carp because they view them as aquatic plants, while for benthic fish such as crucian carp and carp, using strong smelling bait such as fermented corn and oatmeal will be more enticing.

In addition, fish also have preferences for the smell and color of bait, so it is necessary for anglers to understand and study the taste and habits of local fish.
When selecting bait, suitable colors and odors can be blended according to the habits and preferences of local fish, thereby improving the success rate of fishing.
Through the above three "bait to bait" principles, we can better choose and use fishing bait, increase the success rate of fishing, and enable us to return with full load. Of course, in the process of fishing, we also need to pay attention to skills and patience to better enjoy the fun of fishing.