Prepare some food with good floatability in advance, such as wheat bran, and lift it to the surface of the shore. Floating objects and a small amount of sunken objects will lead small miscellaneous fish to the surface to grab food, thus liberating their nests. Note that this method is only suitable for downwind fishing, and it will be better if there is a second or third wind or a small amount of commercial bait is mixed in wheat bran.

Seduce the big and bully the small: many fishermen who go fishing in the wild may have had this experience, that is, small fish make a scene, all mysteriously disappear, and then the big fish take the bait. This is the so-called big fish arrive and small fish jump. If you want to attract big fish into the nest, you can add more feed that big fish like to eat, such as corn for carp, wheat bran for grass carp and rice for crucian carp. In addition, the small fish itself is also the target of big fish foraging.