JP2001136913A - Method for producing fish attractant and attracting bait - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for an epoch-making attractant capable of luring a large amount of fishes, bringing about stable attracting effect and antimicrobial effect through adding itself to fishing baits or fishery baits or scattering the resultant baits, and capable of simultaneously producing the other objective baits through adding itself to fishing baits, and to provide a method for the addition. SOLUTION: The attractant is such one as to be capable of maximally luring fishes by a method of using the active ingredient(s) of spice, have effect of being usable for erasing the odor of raw baits, and enable the other objective baits to be further stably produced by using the active ingredient(s).

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a method of attracting fish by adding, mixing, spraying, and adhering spicy components of spices to conventional fishing baits and bait-inducing baits, and to be applied to the fishing and fishing industries. And production of attractants and baits.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, fish attractants include compound feed such as earthworms and fish meal, pupa powder, fermented fish,
There are so-called "konase" such as sake dregs, offshore mysids, sea urchin flour, and rice bran. When fishing, such attracting agents are sprayed alone or in combination of several, or dumped into points, stored in baskets, etc., and submerged in the sea, Furthermore, it is used by throwing in a state in which feeding food is embedded. However, the odor and the decay are fast, and the decay progresses especially in summer.
In addition, a sweet fragrance anise (a sweet fragrance collected from grass of the Apiaceae family), a method of adding it to a natural feed of a foreign sport fishing, a method of adding to a fisher's longline bait and inducing it,
Aromatic volatile white translucent crystals from vanilla (an orchid from the orchids of the American tropics), cinnamon (carcasses), camphor (camphor) camphor, and shiivit Secretions), and difficulties in obtaining them. Garlic powder,
Wasabi (wasabi), which does not remove odor when worn on clothes or hands, has been used. Wasabi powder has a problem that when combined with water, the volatility is high and the attractive effect is diminished after a long time.

[0003] By the way, the taste of conventional fish, (1) it is said that there is a difference in "taste" between conventional seawater and freshwater fish.
(2) The tastes of freshwater fish (Cyprinidae, etc.) include sucrose (sweetness), salt (saltiness), quinine (bitterness) and acetic acid (acidity).
She knows how to react well. It also reacts well with milk, earthworm and pupa extracts. (3)
Saltwater fish have a very weak response to salty, bitter and sweet tastes and respond well to amino acids and nucleic acid-related substances. In addition, it is inconvenient that there is no attractant that cannot respond to taste in both conventional seawater and freshwater. Conventional fishing baits can be broadly classified into vegetable baits, gluten powder, flour, breads, mashed potatoes, turtles, potatoes, compounded baits, bracken flour, full-type baits, animal and animal baits, fish, shellfish, and shrimp worms. , Larvae, adult foods, and foods such as meats can be classified, and live foods can be classified into fresh foods and stored foods based on the freshness of various animal and animal foods. Lovers and fishermen have adopted these baits.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made as a result of intensive studies on the above-mentioned conventional problems of the conventional technology,
An odorless, odor-reduced irritant attractant is dropped into water and attached to the fish scales or skin, or added to the fish feed, and mixed to increase the high attractive synergistic effect.
Ingestion enhances appetite and produces a medicinal effect.

It is another object of the present invention to provide an attractant which can be widely and stably used as a bait containing an attractant as a by-product, a bait for fish farming, a bait for fisheries, etc., an attracting method, and a method for producing the bait. And

[0006]

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a first invention is to add, mix or sprinkle and bond fish bait and fish farming feed using a substance containing capsaicin, an active ingredient of pepper, which is a spice. A fish attractant characterized by attracting fish, underwater animal crustaceans, and reptiles by the method described in (1) and a method of using the same.

[0007] The second invention is a method of adding, mixing, spraying, or adhering to fish bait or fish farming feed using a substance containing piperine, an active ingredient of pepper as a spice, to produce fish and underwater animals. A fish attractant characterized by attracting crustaceans and reptiles, and a method of using the same.

[0008] A third invention is a method of mixing, sprinkling, and adhering to fish feed using a curry powder composed of a substance containing the active ingredient of capsicum, which is a spice, capsaicin, and piperine, the active ingredient of pepper. Fish attractants characterized by attracting fish, crustaceans and reptiles of underwater animals, and methods of using the same.

[0009] A fourth aspect of the present invention relates to a method for adding and mixing capsaicin and piperine to a conventional fish feed and attractant using a curry powder containing the active ingredient and curry powder containing the active ingredient. It is characterized in that it produces fishing bait, fish farming bait, and fishing bait with underwater animal crustaceans and reptile attractants.

[0010]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION First, the attractant used in the first invention is capsaicin, which is an active ingredient of pungency of spices and chili peppers. Used as an attractant. In addition, piperine consisting of the active ingredient of pepper may be arbitrarily mixed,
They may be used as a mixture or as a single product.

In the first method, a pepper powder containing capsaicin, a pungent active ingredient of the present invention, is added to a conventional (vegetable bait). At this time, since the vegetable bait is processed into a powdered product, pepper powder as an attractant is added as it is. The rate of addition was 95-90% (wt%) of plant food, (flour, okara), each food, an attractant, 5
% To 10% (% by weight). Further, it is possible to mix and add the attractant to red soil, sand, etc. other than the bait as described above, and to put it into water.

In the second method, a powder of chili containing capsaicin, a pungent active ingredient of the present invention, is sprayed on a conventional fish and shellfish diet (animal substance diet) by about 1 mm. In addition, since animal and animal food is solid, fish and shellfish are attached to a needle. In addition to the fish and shellfish feeding food, a cut is made in the epidermis in several places to store the attractant, and the pepper powder of the attractant is diffused in water. Further, by spraying pepper, it is possible to prevent decay and to cancel bad smell.

[0013] The attractant used in the second invention is a spice, a spicy substance of pepper, and an effective ingredient of piperine. These are the same components that become white pepper when dried. Pepper has a peculiar fermentation smell. Pungency exists in the form of piperine and isomers. Further, these are used in the form of fine powder as an attractant. Further, capsaicin consisting of the active ingredient of pepper may be arbitrarily mixed, and these may be used as a mixture or as a single product.

The first method is a conventional method (vegetable bait).
, A pepper powder containing piperine, a pungent active ingredient of the present invention, is added. At this time, since the plant food is processed into a powder, pepper powder as an attractant is added as it is.
The rate of addition is 95% (vegetable flour, okara)
90% (wt%) attractant, 5% to 10 for each diet
% (% By weight). Further, it is possible to add the attractant to red soil, sand, and the like other than the bait as described above, and drop it into water.

In a second method, a powder of pepper containing the pungent active ingredient piperine of the present invention is sprayed on a conventional fish and shellfish diet (animal substance diet) by about 1 mm. In addition, since the animal food is solid, the food attached to the needle, such as fish and shellfish, is cut at several places in the epidermis to store the attractant, and the attractant pepper powder is diffused in water. By spraying, it is possible to prevent decay and also to eliminate bad smell.

The attractant used in the third invention is an active ingredient of curry powder by a combination of spices, an attractant composed of three main components, and a spice mainly composed of a fragrance (coriander, cardamom, cumin, fuennel). , Cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, allspice, feenegreek, star anise, liquorice, anise, zeal, caraway, laurel, savory, oregano, rosemary, sage, marjoram, thyme, basil, mandarin), spicy Spices (black pepper, white pepper, ginger, ginger, garlic, mustard, etc.) mainly composed of spices (turmeric, paprika, saffron), etc. All are taken from plants, fruits, flowers, leaf stems , Rhizome, bark and the like. These are used as attractants in the form of fine powder. In addition, piperine consisting of the active ingredient of pepper may be arbitrarily increased and mixed, and capsaicin consisting of the active ingredient of pepper may be arbitrarily increased and mixed. Used.

In the first method, a powder containing curry powder of the pungent active ingredient of the present invention is added to a conventional (vegetable bait). At this time, since the plant food is processed into a powder, pepper powder as an attractant is added as it is. The rate of addition is 95% to 90% of vegetable feed, (flour, okara)
(% By weight) For each feed, an attractant is mixed with 5% to 10% (% by weight). Further, it is possible to add the attractant to red soil, sand, and the like other than the bait as described above, and drop it into water.

In the second method, a powder containing curry powder of the pungent active ingredient of the present invention is sprayed on a conventional fish and shellfish diet (animal substance diet) by about 1 mm. In addition, since the animal food is solid, it is attached to a needle such as a fish and shellfish, cuts are made at several places in the epidermis to store the attractant, and the curry powder powder of the attractant is diffused in water. Spraying can also be expected to prevent decay and cancel odor.

Further, the first, second and third inventions can be produced by mixing the conventional food with 5% to 10% of the attractant of the present invention.

A method for ingesting the food / attractant according to each of the claims constituted as described above into a fish, a method of causing the fish to adhere to the epidermis of the fish, and collecting the fish as far as possible from a certain area as far as possible. Add and mix the method of swallowing the bait on the hook, without using a hook.

[0021]

The present invention will be specifically described based on the practice of the present invention.
It goes without saying that these examples do not limit the scope of the present invention. First of all, we will experiment with mixing and spraying methods.If possible, test the northern moat of Kokura Castle in Kitakyushu City, where various species of wild fish inhabit, as well as the Tadagawa River in Chofu, Shimonoseki City, and the Yabakei Blue Cave in Oita Prefecture Before, Yamakuni River is the test place. Moreover, the attraction effect is large up to (Comparative Examples 1 to 6),
It was expressed as medium, small, and the attraction comparison was evaluated on a 100-point scale.

Embodiment 1 Hereinafter, a first embodiment will be described.
Conventional attractant substance pupa powder, garlic powder, wasabi powder, 10 g of these are separately placed in a container, 200 ml of water is added, and the mixture is stirred and left for 120 minutes. Next, similarly, 10 g of pepper, pepper and curry powder of the attractant of the present invention are separately placed in a container, 200 ml of water is added, and the mixture is stirred and left for 120 minutes.

The attraction solutions obtained above are tested at the above locations. In the first comparative example, the fish shadow was found and divided into individual areas (pupa) so that the attracting solutions did not affect each other, and the attracting solution was placed on the fish shadow. The response was weak and the attracting effect is shown in Table 1. .

The attraction solutions obtained above are tested at the above locations. In the second comparative example, the fish shadow was found and divided into individual areas (garlic) so that the attracting solutions did not affect each other. The garlic attracting solution was placed on the fish shadow.
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The attraction solutions obtained above are tested at the above locations. In the third comparative example, a fish shadow was found and divided into individual areas (wasabi), and the attracting solution was placed on the fish shadow so that each attracting solution did not affect each other. .

Comparative Example 4 A fourth comparative example will be described below.
The attraction solution obtained above is tested at the above location. First, a powder of pepper (also known as chili pepper or let pepper) is pulverized and used. In addition, rough grinding,
Either medium grinding or fine grinding may be adopted (spice maker products are good). Next, put 10 g of pepper in a container, and then add 200 ml of water and stir well. When the pepper solution is found near the fish and poured into the fish, the pepper, the attractant of the solution, begins to diffuse and the attractant adheres to the skin of the fish, causing the fish to react violently to the pungent stimulus and move around violently. Was confirmed, and an attraction effect was obtained. The addition is shown in Table 1.

Comparative Example 5 Hereinafter, a fifth comparative example will be described.
The attraction solution obtained above is tested at the above location. First, pepper (also called white pepper or black pepper) is pulverized and used in powder form. In addition, any of rough grinding, medium grinding, and fine grinding may be adopted (a spice manufacturer's product may be used). Next, 10 g of pepper is put in a container, and then 200 ml of water is added and stirred well. When the pepper solution is found near the fish and poured into the fish, the pepper, the attractant of the solution, begins to diffuse and the attractant adheres to the skin of the fish, causing the fish to react violently to the pungent stimulus and move vigorously. Was confirmed, and an attraction effect was obtained. The addition is shown in Table 1.

Comparative Example 6 Hereinafter, a sixth comparative example will be described.
The attraction solution obtained above is tested at the above location. First, powdered curry powder (mixed spices) is used. In addition, any of rough grinding, medium grinding, and fine grinding may be adopted (a spice manufacturer's product may be used). Next, 10 g of curry powder is put in a container, and then 200 ml of water is added and stirred well. When the pepper solution is found near the fish and poured into the fish, the pepper, the attractant of the solution, begins to diffuse and the attractant adheres to the skin of the fish, causing the fish to react violently to the pungent stimulus and move around violently. Was confirmed, and an attraction effect was obtained. The addition is shown in Table 1.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Examples 2 and 1, 100 g of flour as a vegetable feed was added and stirred sufficiently in a container, and 50 g of water was poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the ear tab. The finished dough is straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water. Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp turtle are common. Table 1 shows that the food had been eaten and a certain attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Examples 3 and 1, 10 g (weight%) of capsaicin-containing pepper was added to 90 g (weight%) of flour as a plant food in a container and mixed well. Then, pour 50 g of water and mix well to make dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. Table 1 shows that the turtles competed and ate, and a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 4 and Example 1, the fish meal (iriko) as the animal food was rubbed by hand and pulverized, or 100 g (% by weight) crushed with a mixer.
Is sufficiently stirred, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. It was confirmed that the turtle ate normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 5 and Example 1, the fish meal (iriko) as the animal food was rubbed by hand to make it into a powder form, or 90 g (% by weight) of the material crushed by a mixer was used. 10 g (weight%) of capsaicin-containing pepper is added and mixed well, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. Table 1 shows that the turtles competed and ate, and a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 6 and Example 1, bread with plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Remove the air in the bread by applying pressure by hand, and take the bread bait formed into a ball shape,
As a result of throwing them into the water at the same time, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-Funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America) shrimp and turtle competed to eat. In addition, it was confirmed that the fish which did not deflate the air ate normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained.
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In the state where fish were collected in Example 7 and Example 1, bread with a plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Sprinkle 0.5 mm to 1 mm of the attractant pepper on the entire surface, apply pressure by hand to bleed the air from the bread, and form a ball-shaped bread bait, and also leave the air as it is without bleeding. At the same time, it was found that Koi, Hera-Funa, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp and turtle ate and competed. Table 2 shows that the bread which did not deflate the fish jumped off the fish and confirmed that it ate in a standing swim posture and obtained a great attraction effect.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 8 and Example 1, 100 g of vegetable meal was prepared, and then pressure was applied by hand to remove air and formed into a 2 cm straight ball. As a result of putting okara bait into the water, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America) shrimp and turtle ate normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained.
It is shown in FIG.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 9 and Example 1, 100 g of okara of plant food was prepared, and pepper of about 0.5 mm to 1 mm as an attractant was spread over the entire surface, and pressure was applied by hand. As a result of throwing air, evacuating air, and putting okara bait into a 2 cm straight ball shape into water, it was confirmed that koi, hera crucian carp, bluegill (from North America) shrimp, and turtles competed to eat. In addition, Table 2 shows that it was confirmed that they ate in the standing swim posture and that a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 10 and Example 1, 100 g of flour as a vegetable feed was added and stirred sufficiently in a container, and 50 g of water was poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the ear tab. The finished dough is straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water. Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp turtle are common. It was confirmed that they ate, and a slight attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 11 and Example 1, 10 g (% by weight) of piperine-containing pepper was added to 90 g (% by weight) of flour as a bait in a container, and the mixture was sufficiently stirred. Then, pour 50 g of water and mix well to make dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. , Confirm that the turtle competed and ate,
A great attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 12 and Example 1, the fish meal (iriko) of the animal and animal feed was rubbed by hand to form a powder, or 100 g (% by weight) crushed with a mixer.
Is sufficiently stirred, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The finished mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is thrown into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (North American). It was confirmed that they ate, and a slight attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 13 and Example 1, the fish meal (iriko) as the animal feed was rubbed by hand to make it into a powder form, or 90 g (% by weight) was crushed with a mixer. Addition of 10 g (% by weight) of piperine-containing pepper is sufficiently stirred, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. , Confirm that the turtle competed and ate,
A great attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

Example 14 In a state where the fishes were collected in Example 1 and Example 1, bread with a plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Remove the air in the bread by applying pressure by hand, and take the bread bait formed into a ball shape,
As a result of throwing them into the water at the same time, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-Funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America) shrimp and turtle competed to eat. In addition, it was confirmed that the fish that did not deflate the air consumed the fish normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained. Table-3
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Example 15 In the state where fishes were collected in Example 1 and Example 1, bread for plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Spread about 0.5 mm to 1 mm of pepper, which is an attractant, over the entire surface and pressurize by hand to bleed air from the bread. Bread-shaped bread bait, and one portion without air bleeding, one by one At the same time, it was found that Koi, Hera-Funa, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp and turtle ate and competed. In addition, it was confirmed that the fish which did not deflate the air jumped out of the fish and ate in a standing swim posture, and a great attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

In the state where fish were collected in Examples 16 and 1, 100 g of okara of vegetable food was prepared, and then pressure was applied by hand, air was released, and the mixture was formed into a ball having a diameter of 2 cm. As a result of putting okara bait into the water, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America), shrimp and turtle had eaten normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained. It is shown in Table-3.

In the state where fish were collected in Examples 17 and 1, 100 g of okara of plant food was prepared, and pepper of about 0.5 mm to 1 mm as an attractant was spread over the entire surface.
The pressure was applied by hand, the air was evacuated, and okara bait shaped into a 2 cm straight ball was put into the water. As a result, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera crucian carp, blue gill (produced in North America) competed and ate. In addition, Table 3 shows that eating was performed in a standing swim posture and a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 18 and Example 1, 100 g of flour as a vegetable feed was added and stirred sufficiently in a container, and 50 g of water was poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the ear tab. The finished dough is straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water. Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp turtle are common. Table 4 shows that it was confirmed that the fish had been eaten, and that a slight attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 19 and Example 1, 10 g (wt%) of curry powder containing mixed spices was added to 90 g (wt%) of flour as a plant food in a container. Stir well, pour 50 g of water and mix well to make dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The finished curry powder mixture is directly pasted, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is thrown into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, hayaburu, bluegill (from North America). Table 4 shows that it was confirmed that shrimp and turtles competed and ate, and a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Examples 20 and 1, the fish meal (iriko) as a livestock feed was rubbed by hand and pulverized, or 100 g (% by weight) ground with a mixer.
Is sufficiently stirred, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tub. The finished spice-containing curry powder mixture is directly pasted, and then a ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into water. As a result, koi, hera crucian carp, bluegill ( (North American product) Table 4 shows that it was confirmed that Echi and Turtle ate normally, and that some attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 21 and Example 1, the fish meal (iriko) of the animal food was rubbed by hand to make it into a powdered form, or 90 g (% by weight) of the material crushed by a mixer was used. 10 g (weight%) of capsaicin-containing pepper is added and mixed well, and 50 g of water is poured and kneaded sufficiently to form a dango. The hardness is about the same as the ear tabs. The resulting mixture of the chili pepper mixture goes straight through, and the ball-shaped bait of about 2 cm is poured into the water, resulting in koi, hera crucian carp, haya, bluegill (from North America) shrimp. Table 4 shows that the turtles competed and ate, and a great attraction effect was obtained.

In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 22 and Example 1, bread with plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Remove the air in the bread by applying pressure by hand, and take the bread bait formed into a ball shape,
As a result of throwing them into the water at the same time, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-Funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America) shrimp and turtle competed to eat. In addition, it was confirmed that the fish that did not deflate the air ate the fish normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained.
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Example 23 In the state where the fishes were collected in Example 1, bread with a plant food was prepared. 2cm long, 2c wide
m, after cutting with scissors or hand into 2cm square,
Sprinkle curry powder of about 0.5 mm to 1 mm on the entire surface, apply pressure by hand to release air in the bread, and make a piece of bread bait molded into a ball shape, and one portion without removing air. As a result of being thrown into water at the same time,
It was confirmed that Hera Crucian, Haya, Bluegill (North American) shrimp and turtle competed and ate. Table 4 shows that the bread that did not deflate the fish jumped off and ate in a standing swim posture, and obtained a great attraction effect.

In the state where fish were collected in Example 24 and Example 1, 100 g of okara of vegetable food was prepared, and then pressure was applied by hand, air was removed, and the mixture was formed into a 2 cm straight ball. As a result of putting okara bait into the water, it was confirmed that Koi, Hera-funa, Haya, Bluegill (from North America) shrimp and turtle ate normally, and a slight attraction effect was obtained.
It is shown in FIG.

In the state where fish were collected in Examples 25 and 1, 100 g of okara of plant food was prepared, and then curry powder as an attractant was spread about 0.5 mm to 1 mm over the entire surface. After applying pressure, evacuating air, and putting okara bait into a 2 cm straight ball shape into water, it was confirmed that koi, hera crucian carp, bluegill (North American) shrimp and turtle competed to eat. . Table 4 shows that it was confirmed that they ate in a standing swim posture and that a great attraction effect was obtained.

[0053]

A substance containing capsaicin as an active ingredient of pepper according to the present invention and piperine of pepper as active ingredients,
Furthermore, the curry powder of the mixed spices is effective as an attractant, and has a low diffusibility and persistence when used in water,
It is possible to prevent spoilage, to reduce the bad smell at the time of production and use, and to give no unpleasant feeling when removing.In addition, the fish attractant of the present invention provides early maturation as an activator for stimulating the intake of cultured fish and It can also be used for fisheries and effectively increase the catch. It can also be used as an antibacterial agent. In addition, a synergistic effect is obtained in that the conversion is economically cost-effective and no new manufacturing equipment is required. Furthermore, by adding the active ingredient according to the present invention to conventional fish food, it is transformed into a new excellent food.

[0054]

[Brief description of the drawings]

[Table 1] is a comparison score table between the conventional and the present invention.

Table 2 shows a comparison table of the attractive effects of the spraying of the present invention with the conventional bait and the production method.

[Table 3] is a comparison table of the attractive effect of the spraying of the present invention with the conventional bait and the production method.

[Table 4] is a comparison table of the attractive effect of the mixed spraying of the present invention with the conventional bait and the production method.

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FIG. 1 is a score table for comparison between the conventional and the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a table showing the comparison of the attractive effects of the mixed spraying of the present invention with a conventional food and the production method.

FIG. 3 is a table showing the comparison of the attractive effects of the spraying of the present invention with the conventional food and the production method.

FIG. 4 is a table showing the comparison of the attractive effects of the spraying of the present invention with the conventional food and the production method.

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[Claims] 1. A method for mixing fish and underwater animal crustaceans and reptiles by using capsaicin containing an active ingredient of capsicum, a spice, to attract fish, underwater animal crustaceans, and reptiles. Animal attractants. 2. A method of sprinkling fish and underwater animal crustaceans and reptiles by using a substance containing capsaicin as an active ingredient of capsicum, which is a spice, and spraying the same in water. Fish attractant. 3. A fish attractant characterized in that fish and underwater animal crustaceans and reptiles are attracted by a method in which a substance containing piperine, an active ingredient of pepper, which is a spice, is mixed with fish bait and fish culture feed. . 4. A method for sprinkling fish, underwater animals, crustaceans and reptiles by using a substance containing piperine, an active ingredient of pepper, which is a spice, and spraying the same in water. Fish attractant. 5. A method of mixing curry powder, which is a substance containing the active ingredient of pepper, which is a spice, and the active ingredient of capsaicin and pepper, in a fish feed, to attract fish, underwater animal crustaceans, and reptiles. A attractant for fish and underwater animals, and a method of using the same. 6. A method of sprinkling curry powder, which is a substance containing the active ingredient of pepper, which is a spice, and the active ingredient of capsaicin and pepper, on fish feed and underwater by spraying curry powder on fish, underwater animal crustaceans, and reptiles. A fish attractant characterized by attraction and a method of using the same. 7. A fish attractant characterized by inducing the pungent components of the active ingredients of spices, zingerone, parahydroxybenz, luisothiocyanate, and allylisothiocyanate, to fish and underwater crustaceans and reptiles. 8. An attracting fishing bait for fish, a fish feed, a crust, by mixing 5% to 10% (% by weight) with fish bait using the means of the attractant according to claim 1, 3 or 5. A method for producing bait for fish and aquaculture, characterized by producing bait for reptiles and reptiles.