Groundbait for bream. Winter and summer bait

Many anglers know that a significant catch is possible only after using the bait and the fish to the place of fishing. Bream actively approaches the hole, if it is fed by a mormysh, a chopped worm, a small moth. If you use one that contains vegetation, bream can ignore this type of complementary foods, since such a fish in winter is not sufficiently active.

It should be noted that the bream diet in winter includes some vegetation and various living organisms on the bottom of the reservoir. To date, the bloodworm is the most common species among living organisms living in the winter.

Since the bream does not have a good vision, it will be able to recognize the bait only a couple of meters away. To include vision, the fish begins only after it sees the larvae.

Large bream often walks along the bottom of the reservoir. To bait on the bream was brought to the bottom, you need to use a special feeder. This design is convenient because bait on the bream, at the request of the fisherman, can fall asleep at any depth.

The high activity of the fish suggests that bait on the bream can be scattered one and a half meters from the bottom of the reservoir, resulting in a large flock of fish held for a longer time. If the bream at the moment does not show activity, you need to pour bait bunches at the bottom.

Many anglers feed bream at night. As a result, the fish remembers the constant feeding place. The next morning during fishing, the place can no longer be fed.

Also do not forget about the fact that bait for bream in winter can have several components at the same time. For example, some water bodies allow mixing of some bait ingredients with others. The ready dry bait is interfered with by the feeding crank. And dry bait should be 70%.

Feeding for a bream based on a worm works perfectly on almost all water bodies. On any old meat grinder, a glass of worms is scrolled along with a glass of breading. If the resulting gruel does not have the desired consistency, additional breadcrumbs are added to the bait until the desired result is obtained.

Bait for bream in a large assortment is available in specialized stores. Therefore, if you do not have time to prepare the necessary bait, you can just come to the store.

Also, do not forget about the ground seeds, which actively manifest themselves when catching bream. Ground seeds give the necessary smell and taste, which is preferred by bream in winter.

Many anglers after they have fed their hole leave, leaving around the hole various marks. Coming the next morning, they do not need to look again for their hole and reapply a lot of complementary foods.

Summer bait for bream can contain other components. Toasted wheat cereals, bran, peas, granulated sugar, molasses, ground bread crumbs from wheat flour, corn. Sunflower seeds can be used not only in complementary foods, but also for bait.

If catching bream is carried out on a pond where there is a strong current, it is better to add sand or clay to the bait. Since the current quickly breaks the groundbait, sand and clay restrain the tangle of complementary foods for a longer time.

It should be noted that bream is a sensitive fish. To once again not scare away the fish unfamiliar smells, so bait for bream should have local vegetation, sand or clay. This will give the bait a local flavor.

To add a bit of turbidity to the place of catching, usually add dry lemon or powdered milk to the bait. Such products envelop the bait, providing much needed turbidity.