In this article we will analyze what the bream pecks at, we will select the necessary bait relative to the time of year, as the bream is a very finicky fish. All attachments for catching bream and the like are known, and their list is diverse. Some bait can be completely useless at certain times of the year. For example, it is useless to catch a bream for pearl barley in the midst of a glutton or a roach - this is often the beginning of spring. They will not let large fish even look at your nozzle. In such a period, it is best to catch it on large peas. Fishing in the bream in winter is as interesting as in the warm season. They catch it mainly from the bottom, about 6 m deep, on bloodworms, after feeding the selected place with breadcrumbs, seeds or directly with a large armful of bloodworms.
Some fishermen assure: today the bream bites well on corn, and tomorrow with great pleasure will pounce on pearl barley. It is impossible to say exactly what the bream pecks at this season. However, there are groups of nozzles preferred by fishermen in a given season.
Popular plant bait
The leaders among peaceful fishing tips are wheat and pearl barley. But, as mentioned earlier, almost all white fish pecks on this nozzle. These bait are known for their availability. Barley is sold at any grocery store, and wheat - at any market. These nozzles are also easy to prepare and hook onto.
For bream fishing, it is best, of course, to use canned corn or peeled peas. Then the intensity of small fish bites is significantly reduced, although not by 100 percent. It happens that the fish knocks the bait, which is not able to absorb such a large nozzle. This is probably the main disadvantage of these bait - instability on the hook. Even the bream itself can effortlessly remove peas from the hook without putting its lip under the hook.
Actual bait of animal origin
White fish, like a predator, also feeds on meat, so maggot, worm and bloodworm will be an excellent bait at any time of the year. Mostly they are used in cold water, but in the sultry heat, the bream may also want to feast on maggot. Experienced fishermen know what the bream always pecks at and almost without fail: on combined nozzles. Always when fishing you need to have a few different baits with you. Here is an example: you can take a fishing jar of corn, a small container of red worm and oilcake as a bait. Doesn't bite on corn?
We try the worm! Doesn't bite a worm? We will feed well and wait about an hour, and again try to catch. Worm is not quoted either? Then we plant a small grain of corn, it has a bright, attractive color, and on the tip of the hook we put a small worm, which will lure the fish with its active movement. Believe me, the bite will not take long!
Going on purposeful fishing, it is impossible to predict in advance what the bream is pecking right now. This is the whole interest of fishing. You should constantly experiment - change nozzles in search of the most optimal one, and not wait for the weather from the sea, throwing tackle with bait that the fish do not want to eat at all. Good luck fishing, gentlemen!