How can you fish by soaking sorghum rice?

5 kg of sorghum rice, 30 g of monosodium glutamate, 50 g of sugar, 5 g of hawthorn, 5 g of kaempferol, 5 g of vb powder and 300 ml of white wine. First, we soak sorghum rice in clear water for one hour. When soaking, we mix monosodium glutamate with white sugar and mash it into powder. Crataegus pinnatifida and Kaempferia kaempferia are mixed into powder and mixed with vb for later use.

After the soaked sorghum rice is done, take it out and drain it, pour in the crushed kaempferia kaempferia and other materials and stir well, then put the materials in a steamer, add water to the pot, boil and steam for 30 minutes, and continue to stew for half an hour after steaming.

Then take it out, pour in white sugar and monosodium glutamate, stir well, put it in a bag or bottle, and pour the remaining white wine at one time. This kind of nest material can be used in about 7 days.

This kind of nest material is easy to make, needless to say, the selection of materials is generally the same, that is, if the number of grams of fishing friends made is not easy to master, you can take a kitchen scale.

Fishing:

Fishing is a way to catch fish. The main fishing tools are fishing rod and bait. The fishing rod is generally made of bamboo or plastic, which is light in weight and strong in strength. The fishing rod and bait are connected by silk thread. General bait can be earthworms, rice, vegetable leaves, flies, maggots, etc. And there are special baits for sale in modern times.

Bait can be directly hung on the silk thread, but it is better to have hooks, and there are special autocratic hooks for different fish.

China is an ancient civilization with a vast territory, rich resources and a long history. Elegant and quaint fishing activities, as a small aspect of our ancient civilization, are increasingly loved by the broad masses of the people with the continuation of the history of the motherland for thousands of years. Fishing activities in inland freshwater waters have a long history.

From the above-mentioned large amount of historical materials, we can clearly realize that from ancient times to the present, fishing activities are of great benefit to people's appreciation of natural scenery and cultivation of noble interests. Cen Can, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, put it well in the poem Fisherman: "The boat is full of waves, and the heart is clear with the waves." Fishermen are rowing in the clear waves. What he caught was the noble interest of being calm as water, not fish.