In the cognition of many fishermen, to catch big carp in summer, it is necessary to catch deep water and fish far away, and to make many nests to lure the fish into the nests. After entering the nest, the big carp will eat a lot of food, then eat bait and bite. In fact, the foraging characteristics of wild carp in summer are completely different from what we thought. Below, let's talk in detail about the five foraging rules for catching big carp in summer, so that fishermen can understand the real situation of big carp entering the nest to eat bait.

First of all, the range of activities of the big carp has expanded.

After the change of spring and summer seasons, the foraging activities of big carp began to be active from summer to Sunday, and the range of activities would be obviously increased. In shallow water with a water depth of 2-3 meters or at the junction of water depth, the figure of big carp will also appear frequently. Therefore, in midsummer, you don't need to fish too far, just pay attention to the fishing time and fish once in the morning and evening.

Second, big carp generally do not enter the nest directly.

The big carp is very vigilant. Even if it finds food, it will not go directly into the nest to eat bait, but turn around the nest, even for a long time, often for more than an hour. If you want to let the big carp enter the nest, you need to meet certain conditions.

Third, the small fish make a nest before the carp enters the nest.

Many fishermen hate small fish to make nests when fishing in the wild, but in fact, it is good for small fish to make nests, because small fish can muddy the water in the nests, and big carp will only enter the nests when the water in the nests is muddy. As soon as the big carp entered the nest, small miscellaneous fish such as white stripes and crucian carp immediately left the nest and stopped making trouble. So when the small fish suddenly stopped making trouble in the nest, all kinds of messy movements of the floating fish suddenly disappeared and suddenly calmed down, which marked that a big fish had entered the nest.

Fourth, carp will not eat bait directly after entering the nest.

After entering the nest, the big carp will not eat the bait directly, but hover repeatedly in the nest, and the warning period is very long. Even if they start to eat bait, they will pick bait at the edge of the nest, and they will not eat bait continuously after taking a bite occasionally. Unless there are more than three carp in the nest, the big carp will continue to eat bait if they are bold.

You don't need to make many nests to catch big carp.

Because wild carp are very cautious about eating bait, it is not necessary to make many nests to catch wild carp, but a small number of nests is enough, which can improve the bait probability of big carp. It should be noted that the nest material for catching big carp in the wild should not only attract big carp, but also attract small miscellaneous fish into the nest, and then attract big carp through small miscellaneous fish.