How to make bait with tender corn

The methods of making bait with tender corn are: breaking tender corn into rubbing bait, white sugar, tortillas and fruit beer corn grains.

1, crushed tender corn as rubbing bait

First, break the tender corn flour and beat it with a hammer or stone. Then put the tender corn residue together with the residue and water into a container and steam it in a pot. Without adding anything, corn itself will give off a natural sweetness. In this way, the bait is sticky and not easy to atomize. The big fish in the lake and reservoir like to eat corn bait best.

2. Sugar and tortillas

The first step is to melt white sugar with water, pour it into fresh fine corn flour, and then stir it evenly. One thing to pay special attention to is that you can't add too much sugar water. Just roll the corn flour into a ball. Secondly, pour the bait into a metal basin, pat it into tortillas by hand, and finally steam it in a steamer until it is half cooked.

Step 2, take out the metal pot with the bait, immediately immerse the bottom of it in the cold water pot, and let the bait cool quickly to keep the original flavor of the corn kernels. After the bait is cooled, dip it in honey water and knead it to a suitable hardness.

Take some with you when fishing, and the rest can be divided into several parts, wrapped in plastic wrap and then put in the refrigerator for refrigeration. When you use it again, you can take out one copy and heat it in the microwave for one minute without taking off the plastic wrap.

3, fruit beer corn kernels

Step 1: Soak fresh corn kernels in water for 1 2 days, then take them out and rinse them with clear water. Step 2: Pour the corn kernels into a clean pot, add water, and cook until they are 70% ripe.

Take out the corn after cooking, add a small amount of honey when it is cold but not hot, which is about 5% of the corn, and finally add pineapple fruit beer, which is enough to drown the corn kernels.

The benefits of fishing:

1, pressure relief

After a busy period of time, fishing is a good way to relieve stress. Being able to interact with nature when fishing will make you forget your troubles and worries. If you are with friends, you will get fun that you can't see in your daily work by telling a joke or doing some interesting actions.

Fishing can exercise your patience.

Fishing is a matter of patience, because fishing can train your patience. When you throw the hook into the river and wait for the fish to attack, you must stay focused. Doing so will indirectly increase your patience.