What flavor do eels like?

Monopterus albus, also known as Monopterus albus, is very common in general natural water bodies, ranging from ditches to rice fields to lakes and rivers. At the same time, Monopterus albus is deeply loved by people because of its delicious taste and almost no small thorns. We like the delicious taste of Monopterus albus, but what flavor does Monopterus albus like?

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What flavor do eels like?

Monopterus albus, also known as Monopterus albus, is a common aquatic organism in rural areas.

Eel meat is delicious, which is rare. At the same time, it has a variety of nourishing effects on the human body and is known as "ginseng in water".

I'm from the countryside, and I like eating eels since I was a child. I can fish eels in many ways, especially eels, which is my strong point. Now I have to catch it several times a year, and I can catch it more or less every time. It is absolutely no problem to have appetizers.

Eels are carnivores. It doesn't eat meat. It eats water. It looks fierce. Actually, it is gentle. After being caught, it will only struggle and rarely bite. Even if some eels bite people, they won't hurt people because they don't have sharp teeth ~

When eating, eels rely on smell and vision. Because eels are carnivores, they like fishy food very much.

I have decades of experience in fishing eel, and all the hooks use earthworms as bait. Earthworms are easy to find in rural environment and are also suitable for wearing on hooks.

In addition to earthworms, poultry intestines, animal viscera cut into strips, small fish, shrimps, loaches and frogs, you can all wear fishing hooks. But these foods must be fresh and fishy. Rotten meat and eels are generally not eaten.

Eels eat in the water, and the fishy food will soon bite people. If there is no water, look at its eyesight. I feel that the eyesight of eels is very poor, and they often can't bite at one time.

To sum up, eels like fishy smell, which also comes from my decades of experience in fishing eels.

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People who catch eels in cages here basically use "Sao earthworm" as bait, because this kind of earthworm grows very big and has a strong smell. Putting a "Sao earthworm" in the cage is enough to catch eels. If "Sao earthworm" is soaked in white wine for a while, it will spit out a pungent liquid, which can make its smell stronger, which is better than using eel medicine.

In fact, the eel has a very sensitive sense of smell. It will eat any food with fishy smell, such as snail meat, loach, earthworm, insect, fish and so on. It likes to eat them all, but eels like earthworms best, because eel farmers pound earthworms and fish and feed them to eels to make them open.

What flavor do eels like?

To answer this question, we must first understand the living habits of eels.

First of all, eels like to be clean. They are afraid of pollution, especially in places where there is a lot of garbage.

Secondly, most eels like to live in the crevices of rocks covered by roots and chunks at the water's edge, which is about 10 cm away from the water.

3. Paddy fields, ditches and other shady corners.

Eels usually eat insects, small fish and shrimp, crabs with shells, loaches, snails and spiny crabs in the water. When food is scarce, eels also eat saprophytic food.

When farmers trap eels, they usually use red earthworms and big green earthworms in the fields.

Once, when I was fishing for wild turtles, I suddenly found a big wild eel lying motionless by the water, with a bulging head. I jumped into the water and caught the big eel with both hands. When I got to the shore, I looked happy and realized why the eel was lying motionless on the water.

It turned out that the eel was too greedy to bite a big stinging eel. In the process of opening its mouth to bite, somehow, it only bit the head and tail of the stinging eel. The mouth of the stinging eel was U-shaped, and the whole back was stuck in the eel's mouth like thorns and barbs, and it was impossible to breathe. The stuck eel has difficulty breathing and is half dead on the peanut.

I took it to my relative's house and helped him take the spiny dolphin out of his mouth. After a while, I was panting. I was alive and kicking, so I weighed it, 420 Jin!

Finally, from its food analysis, the eel's favorite taste is mainly fishy smell.

My opinion.

The taste of seawater is salty.