How to find the bottom of fishing

The way to find bottom fishing is to determine the fishing method first, adjust the eyes with an empty hook, hook the lead skin, and let the drifting eyes show 1 ~3 eyes, and then hook the bait to fish. . Or directly double hook bait to find the bottom, let the floating tail completely sink into the water, and then stretch the floating seat to make the floating tail float out of the water 1 ~3 mesh.

Reverse bottom finding refers to moving the float, adjusting the distance between the position of the float seat and the position of the upper space bean to be roughly equal to the length of the sub-line, hooking and rubbing the bait to hang a large bait ball to find the bottom, and at the same time making a nest, so that the float is exposed to the water for 2 eyes, and continuing to pull the float for 2 cm. If the float shows more than 3 meshes, it means that it has passed the bottom, and the float is pulled back to 2 cm. This action is called reverse bottoming.

You can also hang heavy lead and pull the drift to the nearest place to see if anyone has completely submerged it. If so, adjust the drift to the water level and throw it at the fishing point, and then slowly adjust the drift up and down at the fishing point to 1 mesh, which is the water depth of your fishing point.

Finding the bottom refers to how to find the bottom of the water, how deep and where the bottom is from the water surface. About where it is. Throw the line group into the fishing spot with a slightly focused lead pendant. The lead pendant will be carried into the water by the lead pendant. Lift it up, move the float up, and then throw it out to see if it will sink into the water. Then move the float upward until the tip of the float thrown into the water comes out of the water.