Add lead to the subline fishing method and drifting method illustration

Adding lead to the subline is often referred to by many anglers as double-lead fishing, which allows you to add an extra lead drop to the main line, as well as add a space bean to the subline when tying the subline, so that it is easier to reel in the lead at a later stage without hurting the subline. Usually, it is very close to the hook, and then gently roll a very small piece of lead skin, so that you can make the bait completely to the bottom, and at the same time, you can see the bottom fish species on the bait after the delivery of drift signals.

If there are a lot of stray fish and the current is strong, you can just move the leader to the top of the long leader! However, if there are fewer fish, you can also move the leader 2 centimeters lower than the short leader.

The drift can be adjusted as normal.