Alcohol, mixed with Chinese herbal medicine containing aromatic oils and musk, is used to brew medicinal wine.
The aromatic substances in Chinese herbal medicine can encourage fish to feed, alcohol can spread quickly, and many substances in musk can overcome the blood-brain barrier restriction, transmitting certain stimuli into the central nervous system of fish.
Different substances each have different effects, and when these effects are combined, it aligns with the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, achieving a balance of yin and yang, resulting in effective practical results.
After explaining the mechanism of musk herbal wine's bait inducement, let's discuss the method of using medicinal wine to dip bait for fishing.
Dipping bait in medicinal wine naturally results in the bait having a much higher concentration of the additives than mixing them directly into the bait.
When these agents dissolve in water, they will spread in a gradient.
