Choose the bait

As the old saying goes, "If the food isn't right, you'll return home empty-handed." When it comes to fishing, there are two main types—freshwater and saltwater—and no matter which one you're targeting, choosing the right bait is essential. To do this effectively, you should consider four key factors: color, shape, taste, and movement. Color plays a big role in attracting fish. Fish are naturally drawn to bright, noticeable colors. For example, carp tend to prefer red, while other fish might be less interested in different hues. Choosing the right color can make your bait stand out in the water. Shape is another important aspect. The bait should be the right size for the fish you're trying to catch. It should be something that the fish can easily swallow, like small insects or worms. A well-shaped bait mimics natural prey and increases your chances of success. Taste refers to the scent and flavor of the bait. Fish have an extremely sensitive sense of smell, so the right aroma can make all the difference. Some baits are salty, others are sweet or sour, and each type can attract different species. Experimenting with different flavors can help you find what works best in your area. Movement is just as crucial. A moving bait is more likely to catch a fish’s attention. Fish are naturally curious and will often chase something that appears to be alive or moving. If the bait stays still, it may go unnoticed. By combining these elements—bright color, proper shape, appealing taste, and dynamic movement—you create an effective and irresistible bait. This kind of bait not only looks good but also behaves like real prey, making it highly attractive to fish. You can collect such bait from areas like moist walls or under tree roots, or even make it yourself using ingredients like cornmeal or bubble-flavored plastic. The key is to ensure your bait meets all four criteria and is enhanced with the right additives to make it more eye-catching, insect-like, smelly, and active. With the right approach, you’ll significantly increase your chances of a successful catch.

Micro Laser Distance Sensor

New product of U85 micro laser distance sensors use highly focused class 2 laser to detect objects or measure distances, and can return a measured value via varieties intface( serial, usb, rs232, rs485, bluetooth etc.). The electronic distance sensor is a very small Laser Distance Sensor, but high resolution up to 1mm and long distance measuring sensor - teachable measuring range of up to 30m. Extremely accurate distance sensing sensors, errors down to ± 1mm. And the mini sensors and measurements support continuous measurement function, great for compact solutions(eg: robots) with the smallest Laser Distance Sensor of the world!

Parameters of U85:

Accuracy	±1 mm (0.04 inch)
Measuring Unit	mm
Measuring Range (without Reflection)	0.03-20m/0.03-30m
Measuring Time	0.1~3 seconds
Laser Class	Class II
Laser Type	620nm-690nm, <1mW
Size	41*17*7mm (±1 mm)
Weight	About 4g
Voltage	DC2.0~3V
Electrical Level	TTL/CMOS
Certifications	CTNT, FDA, CE, FCC, RoHS, etc.
Operating Temperature	0-40 ℃ (32-104 ℉ )
Storage Temperature	-25~60 ℃ (-13~140 ℉)

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