Bait in shrimp-catching square basket or shrimp cage in summer

Abstract

The invention relates to bait in a shrimp-catching square basket or a shrimp cage in summer, which is characterized by consisting of the following raw materials by weight: 300 to 700g of small crucian, 750g of wheat flour, 30 to 70g of wheat bran, 10 to 30g of star anise, 80 to 120g of fresh leek, 10 to 20g of dahurian angelica root and 80g of water. The bait prepared from the small crucian, the wheat flour, the wheat bran, the star anise, the fresh leek, the dahurian angelica root and the water has full aroma and strong allure to shrimps; and when the shrimps forage, the shrimps are allured by the aroma of the bait to gather towards the shrimp cage or the square basket and further want to have a good meal, so that the shrimps enter a shrimp-catching tool to be caught by fishermen. The bait has the advantages of high shrimp trapping amount, long time duration and low cost and is easy to prepare.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bait used in a square shrimp basket or a shrimp cage in summer, which is mainly used in a square shrimp basket or a shrimp cage. Background technique [0002] Shrimp fishing is one of the fishery production activities that the majority of fishermen are engaged in. Shrimp cages and square baskets are commonly used tools for catching shrimp. The amount of catching shrimp depends on the number of shrimp in the water area and the quality of bait used in the shrimp catching tools. The bait fishermen used in shrimp pots and square baskets are commonly known as pasta. Fishermen commonly use bait at present: some directly put two pieces of small crucian carp into square baskets or shrimp cages, so the time limit for using bait is short, and it will lose its lure effect or be eaten up by shrimps in about 5 hours, which is very wasteful. Another way is to use small fish chopped and mixed with flour, steamed in a pot, shaped and cut i...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, fishermen often use bait: some small crucian carp can be directly put into square baskets or shrimp cages in two pieces, so the time limit for using bait is short, and it will lose its lure effect in about 5 hours or be eaten up by shrimp, which is very wasteful.

Another way is to use small fish chopped and mixed with flour, steamed in a pot and cut into sections. Although the time limit is long, the amount of prawns caught is not ideal.

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