Bait for trapping swamp eels via ground cage

Abstract

A bait for trapping swamp eels via a ground cage comprises the following components according to weight: 1,000g of ultramicro rice bran, 5g of peptide sweeteners, 100g of wine-immersed semen litchi, 20g of citric acid, 15g of honey, 30g of earthworm powder, 150g of sticky rice, 5g of rose hydrosol, 50g of lily, 20g of herba portulacae, 20g of rapeseed dregs, 20g of broad bean skin, 15g of fried groundnut kernels, 5g of edible salt, 20g of green grass powder, 5g of corn peptide, 5g of saponin and proper amount of semen litchi immersion solution. Traditional flour is replaced by ultramicro rice bran, so foot fragrance given off by the bait can be quickly diffused after the swamp eel bait is placed in water and a sense of hunger is sped up for the swamp eels; based on physiological rules of the swamp eels, eating habit and sound transmission principle as well as conditioned reflex, the swamp eels can quickly swim toward the strong fragrance to fight for the bait; and the fragrance can effectively attract the surrounding swamp eels, so great trapping effect can be achieved and the purpose of the bait for trapping swamp eels via the ground cage can be realized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fishing baits, in particular to a bait for trapping eels in ground cages. Background technique [0002] Ground cages are widely used amateur or professional tools for catching eels, loaches, river shrimps, small fish, etc. The material is plastic fiber, which can be roughly divided into two types: knotted and knotless. There are many entrances on both sides of the ground cage, but the internal structure is relatively complicated, and it is difficult for fish to come out after entering. Because this kind of tool sinks into the bottom of the mud, it is named the ground cage. [0003] When using ground cages to trap eels, the baits put in the ground cages are generally general-purpose baits such as earthworms, flies, and maggots. The key to selective trapping and trapping efficiency lies in the choice of bait. Different aquatic products have different feeding habits and food preferences. For example, fiel...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the bait traditionally used to trap rice field eels has simple ingredients, and cannot attract rice field eels into the ground cage for food in a targeted manner. The trapping efficiency is low and the pertinence is poor.