If we throw out the preparation phase and catch anywhere, feed anything, we'll probably be limited to catching small halflings or roaches. Carp fishing with a feeder from the shore is characterized by a careful preparation period.

There is no rush - often the bream will approach the point a few hours after the start of fishing, as the baiting area creates a saturated area with food. At the beginning of fishing, small fish are usually caught - the fisherman must wait for the arrival of large fish and do not miss this moment to add an animal component to the bait. This is necessary so that the bream, having put its head in the point, remains feeding and does not leave. Carp fishing is a difficult activity and without preparation you will not be able to get a good result.