What smell does bream like

Anglers with experience know many of the intricacies of successful fishing, including what kind of smell the bream loves. All kinds of flavors, attractants and melas in a huge amount are now presented in the distribution network, but it is difficult to determine which of them to give preference to a beginner. All the subtleties of the choice of this additive will be considered further together.

Lure

Bream fishing is done with different gear, while it will be quite difficult to do it without bait. In order to always be with the catch, it is worthwhile to first study not only the habits of this fish inhabitant, but also take a closer look at his preferences in the diet.

Flavors for fishing for bream are used in a variety of ways; when preparing bait at home, you can’t do without them. Yes, and purchased mixtures are not complete without this additive. However, before use, it is worthwhile to figure out what and when can attract the attention of a carp relative, and not scare away from the proposed bait.

Bait for bream happens:

• homemade, that is, each fisherman prepares it on his own immediately before fishing at home or near a pond. Different products are used as a base, it can be peas, Hercules, breadcrumbs, cookie crumbs, millet, barley. Semolina, starch, flour are added as a binder. Bait, prepared independently, may consist of several ingredients, the mandatory one is flavoring, and for each season it is different.
• Purchased mixes in stores are represented by a wide range, they, in turn, are divided into dry and moistened. Flavors are already present in them, and it is by smells that the bait is divided by season. Usually, the composition includes confectionery waste, sunflower cake, breadcrumbs. An auxiliary element can be betaine, its ratio is regulated depending on the seasonality of the bait.

There are also all-season options, they usually come without fragrance. What smell prefers bream, depending on weather conditions, is found out on the spot and added immediately before fishing.

Seasonal scents

The key to success in catching fish at any time of the year is the attractive smell of bait. Experienced anglers will easily pick up the scent for bream in autumn, spring or summer. For this, a beginner needs to consult with a more experienced friend, or even more than one. However, not everyone is in a hurry to share their secrets, many keep silent or give incorrect information in advance. In this case, it is better to turn to the Internet for help, there is more than enough information here.

Each season, depending on the temperature of the water, has its own flavor or attractant, then we will consider in more detail the subtleties of choice.

Spring

The spring period immediately after the snow melts is characterized by increased activity of all ichthy inhabitants, it is better not to use strong-smelling baits during this period, the smell should be present, but weak.

It is best to add chocolate or cinnamon to homemade lure, these two options will be the best for catching bream in the spring, both on the feeder and on the float or match. If the water does not warm up well, the spring is protracted with a minimum number of sunny days, then it is preferable to use an attractant bloodworm, maggot, worm as a flavor.

Smells are picked up directly under the bait, vegetable ones work great in tandem with the same hook baits, and bloodworms, maggots and worms will require the same smells in the feed.

Summer

With the onset of heat, the fish goes to cooler places, in order to lure it out of the shelter, only high-quality bait is not enough, it is the flavor that will play an important role here.

At a high temperature of air and water, the fish inhabitants will look for coolness, and in the feed too, ideally during this period they will work:

• spice;
• dill;
• fennel;
• coriander;
• caraway.

There are both store-bought options and home-made options, with porridge cooked by the angler himself often giving better results. Not all smells for bream are acceptable in the summer, in addition to the above, even ordinary valerian, or rather its infusion, works well during this period. This ingredient is added directly to the finished bait, and you can buy a regular odorless station wagon in the store.

Autumn

Valerian for bream works not only in the summer heat, the autumn decrease in the temperature regime of air and water will also allow fishing with such a flavor. It should be understood that this option will work at the very beginning, and it should be added half as much as in summer.

During the period of temperature decrease, the bream becomes more active, just like other fish species in any water area. It becomes easier to catch him, but no one canceled the use of bait. As an addition to porridge or a station wagon from the store, fruit smells are used during this period, but not all. The following become relevant:

• plum;
• Strawberry;
• vanilla;
• banana.

Often bream responds to caramel, but a further decrease in temperature will allow the use of tiger nuts.

In the autumn, breadcrumbs, ground coriander and salted lard will show themselves perfectly.

Winter

What the bream likes in the summer from the smells was found out, the heated water will quickly spread the applied option. And what to do in the cold season, including when fishing from ice?

This time of year causes almost all types of fish to fall into suspended animation or makes their activity minimal. It is quite difficult to attract the attention of such an individual, therefore, before going fishing, you need to decide not only on gear, but also on bait. Most often, at this time, feed is prepared independently, and, so to speak, “meat” flavors are added to the finished product. Will work best:

• wing;
• halibut;
• bloodworm;
• worm;
• maggot.

To improve the bite, it is recommended to add chopped animal baits to the feed base, and use whole variants directly as bait.

For beginners, it is not clear what krill and halibut smell like and what nozzle to choose for fishing. Krill has the aroma of crustaceans, works great in tandem with a worm and maggot. Khalibut has a persistent fishy aroma, bloodworms are ideal here.

In cold water, the smell disperses faster and lasts better, so adding attractants to food should be done carefully and in small portions.

Flavored bait is always necessary, the only condition is that the dosage must be strictly taken into account.

Melias

Attractants most often act as odor carriers, but there are also good analogues to them. The best of them is melaska, which is produced on the basis of molasses. It is also different, depending on weather conditions, it is used in one quantity or another.

Garlic is considered a universal species, it is used both for crucian carp and bream equally successfully.

Properly selected lure and flavoring will suit the match, float and feeder, it will increase the number of bites, and will also attract the attention of larger individuals. The smell is very important for the bream, without it it will be difficult for the fish to find food and get hooked.