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4. 1 cup of white flour
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Many theories have been advanced by anglers as to the method of ground baiting; all have their merits and demerits but if one regards ground baiting as a gentle art. Here are a few hints gathered from friends in Pakistan over the years, which have helped:

1. It is preferable to localise your ground bait to a small area just behind where your hooks are going to be. Do not spread ground bait over an area more than 2 ft x 2 ft. Therefore, your throw should be accurate. If, your ground bait is spread out the fish are likely to miss out on your hook bait.
2. Do not throw huge quantities of ground bait. It is likely to have the opposite effect and repulse the fish. Also, uneaten ground bait can putrefy the fishing spot in a day and if you are in the habit of fishing in the same place, it can spoil your fishing. Generally throw about 8 balls about 2″ in dia at the start of your fishing. Thereafter, 3 balls of the same size every half an hour is adequate. Stop ground -baiting two hours before your closing time.
3. Do not allow ground bait balls to be too big or too soft. They will spread over a large area at the bottom if they are too soft. Round balls of 2″ dia of clayey consistency are adequate.
4. Ground bait may be constituted of one part matter and two parts soft mud; formed fairly firmly.
5. Do not allow the throwing to cause too much splashing, it may scare the fish away for quite sometime. It will certainly affect your neighbour who came earlier than you. The fish he has attracted around will run away and may not come back.

On the morning of your trip, you can add equal parts rice or boiled sweet potato or (flour). You may also flavour it with crushed garlic small amounts. About 3 kg. of this combined matter is enough for one day.

If you decide to make your own Charrai masala, here are the ingredients:

1) Sajira
2) Tej Patha
3) Choto Methi
4) Buck-ki-dana
5) Ghore Botch
6) Kangla
7) Mathe
Ekangi
9) Ajwan
10) Aube
11) Tambul
12) Jaiphul
13) Triphul
14) Daniya
15) Mitha soda
16) Boiled rice
17) Sarson ki khal (Roasted)

Ground baiting is a subjective science; many of you may have other experiences and ideas. You are welcome to follow what you feel is best but don’t use irritants or contaminants.

The hints above are given in good faith but as you all know there is more to bottom fishing than ground baiting. Whilst the chance of success is fairly good, please remember, your fishing slope, the weather, the overall proximity of fish, noise from your own boat or neighbours can all affect your angling. If you fish at least 20 ft., away from your neighbour, do not bang chairs, tins, etc., do not get up and move around too much, you will have a better chance of success.

Many theories have been advanced by anglers as to the method of ground baiting; all have their merits and demerits but if one regards ground baiting as a gentle art. Here are a few hints gathered from friends in Pakistan over the years, which have helped:

1. It is preferable to localise your ground bait to a small area just behind where your hooks are going to be. Do not spread ground bait over an area more than 2 ft x 2 ft. Therefore, your throw should be accurate. If, your ground bait is spread out the fish are likely to miss out on your hook bait.
2. Do not throw huge quantities of ground bait. It is likely to have the opposite effect and repulse the fish. Also, uneaten ground bait can putrefy the fishing spot in a day and if you are in the habit of fishing in the same place, it can spoil your fishing. Generally throw about 8 balls about 2″ in dia at the start of your fishing. Thereafter, 3 balls of the same size every half an hour is adequate. Stop ground -baiting two hours before your closing time.
3. Do not allow ground bait balls to be too big or too soft. They will spread over a large area at the bottom if they are too soft. Round balls of 2″ dia of clayey consistency are adequate.
4. Ground bait may be constituted of one part matter and two parts soft mud; formed fairly firmly.
5. Do not allow the throwing to cause too much splashing, it may scare the fish away for quite sometime. It will certainly affect your neighbour who came earlier than you. The fish he has attracted around will run away and may not come back.

On the morning of your trip, you can add equal parts rice or boiled sweet potato or (flour). You may also flavour it with crushed garlic small amounts. About 3 kg. of this combined matter is enough for one day.

If you decide to make your own Charrai masala, here are the ingredients:

1) Sajira
2) Tej Patha
3) Choto Methi
4) Buck-ki-dana
5) Ghore Botch
6) Kangla
7) Mathe
Ekangi
9) Ajwan
10) Aube
11) Tambul
12) Jaiphul
13) Triphul
14) Daniya
15) Mitha soda
16) Boiled rice
17) Sarson ki khal (Roasted)

Ground baiting is a subjective science; many of you may have other experiences and ideas. You are welcome to follow what you feel is best but don’t use irritants or contaminants.

The hints above are given in good faith but as you all know there is more to bottom fishing than ground baiting. Whilst the chance of success is fairly good, please remember, your fishing slope, the weather, the overall proximity of fish, noise from your own boat or neighbours can all affect your angling. If you fish at least 20 ft., away from your neighbour, do not bang chairs, tins, etc., do not get up and move around too much, you will have a better chance of success.