CARA MEMBUAT ESSENCE CACING SI BEDJO PERANGSANG IKAN BAWAL & LELE I PAIJO TUTORIAL CHANNEL

Summary

In this video, the creator shares a simple and effective method for making bait essence used in fishing, specifically for catfish and tilapia. The essence is made by combining mackerel and snail flavors to create a strong, fish-attracting aroma. The creator also emphasizes that this bait essence can be mixed with worms, and it works well for fishing in ponds. The video highlights how this homemade essence can boost fishing success, with a reminder to buy pre-made versions if preferred. The creator encourages viewers to try different combinations and shares their passion for fishing.

Takeaways

• 😀 The tutorial demonstrates how to make 'essen' (scent) for worm baits to attract catfish and tilapia.
• 😀 The main ingredients used in the essen are tenggiri (mackerel) and siput (snail).
• 😀 The presenter uses a 50 ml measurement of each ingredient to mix the essen.
• 😀 Mixing tenggiri and siput creates a strong, fishy aroma that stimulates the fish to bite.
• 😀 The mixed essen is applied to the worms, which enhances their attractiveness to fish.
• 😀 The presenter suggests that the essen can also be combined with shrimp for a different scent variation.
• 😀 This essence is especially effective when fishing in ponds for catfish (lele) and tilapia (bawal).
• 😀 The presenter highlights the ease of making the essen and encourages hobbyists to try it out.
• 😀 Ready-made essen is available for purchase directly from the presenter, with contact details in the video description.
• 😀 The tutorial is designed for fishing enthusiasts, particularly those targeting specific fish like lele and bawal.
• 😀 The presenter encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe to the channel for more tutorials and fishing tips.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the 'essen' attractant mentioned in the video?

The 'essen' attractant is used to enhance fishing bait, specifically for worms (cacing), by giving off a strong fish-attracting odor. This helps to attract fish like catfish (lele) and tilapia (bawal) to the bait.

What types of fish are targeted using the 'essen' for worms?

The 'essen' for worms is specifically designed to attract catfish (lele) and tilapia (bawal).

What ingredients are used to make the 'essen' for worms in the tutorial?

The 'essen' for worms in the tutorial is made using two main ingredients: tenggiri (mackerel) essence and siput (snail) essence.

How much of each ingredient is used to create the 'essen' for worms?

The tutorial specifies using 50 milliliters of tenggiri essence and 50 milliliters of siput essence for the mixture.

How should the 'essen' for worms be prepared?

The ingredients should be mixed together and shaken well to ensure they are thoroughly combined before being applied to the bait.

Can the 'essen' for worms be combined with other ingredients?

Yes, the 'essen' can be combined with other attractants like shrimp (udang) to suit personal preferences and further enhance the bait's attractiveness to fish.

What is the main characteristic of the scent produced by the 'essen'?

The 'essen' creates a strong, fish-attracting 'amis' (fishy) aroma, which triggers fish to bite the bait more effectively.

Is it possible to buy ready-made 'essen' for worms?

Yes, if someone prefers not to make it themselves, they can buy ready-made 'essen' by contacting the tutorial creator through their provided WhatsApp number.

Are the ingredients for making 'essen' easy to find in stores?

No, not all ingredients for the 'essen' are readily available in regular stores, especially since some are sold in bulk quantities, which may not be ideal for small-scale use.

What are some other types of 'essen' mentioned in the video?

In addition to the 'essen' for worms, the tutorial also mentions creating 'essen' for other types of fishing bait, such as for pellet and algae-based baits.