How to adjust 7-star drift

Step 1: Find the bottom with the lead pendant (the lead pendant must be greater than the buoyancy of the float, that is, find the bottom with the lead fishing method).

Step 2: Pull down the float (generally to the length of a float, as long as the pull-down length exceeds the length of the sub-line).

Step 3: Trim the lead skin to make the required grid float. For example, if you know how to adjust four eyes, trim the lead to four eyes.

Step 4: Hang bait to find the bottom. Generally, the bait size is normal. At this time, the float must not sink into the water, because the float is pulled down during adjustment.

Step 5: Adjust the buoy to the number of eyes you want to capture. At this time, you should pull up the float, otherwise the bait float will sink into the water because the float is adjusted to half the water. Just pull the float up to the number of eyes you want to catch, for example, adjusting four to catch two is to pull it up to the second destination.

Extended data:

Drift adjustment method in traditional fishing method;

(1) lead pendant selection. The weight of the lead pendant is slightly greater than the buoyancy, and the shape of the lead pendant has no special requirements, and it can be round, oval or jujube pit.

(2) adjustment. Adjust the position of the seven-star drift, so that the middle star flag lies obliquely on the water, three stars are underwater and three stars lie horizontally on the water. The underwater three stars have a certain radian (the overall upward radian of the seven stars is large, and the overall downward radian is small).

The distance between each star is adjusted according to the size of the target and the target. The distance between fish is far, and the distance between fish is close. The adjustment of sensitivity is to adjust the bending degree of the main line of three underwater stars. The greater the curvature, the duller it is, and the most sensitive thing is vertical sag.