Double lead subline with lead drifting method

The difference in drifting methods has something to do with the pairing of the double lead fishing set, the weight of the lower lead drop is the main influence on drifting. In a conventional double lead fishing set, the weight of the two lead drops is approximately equal to the lead draft of the float. For example, if the float has a lead of 2 grams, then the total weight of the two lead drops should be about 2 grams. The way to do this is to adjust the weight of the top lead drop, hang a heavy lead normally to find the bottom, determine the depth of half water, and then begin to adjust the drift.

There is only lead on the upper lead seat, so trim the lead repeatedly until the float is roughly all the way to the surface. Then wrap the lead around the lower lead holder and continue to tune the float, keeping it flat by trimming the lead from the lower pendant. Then just find the bottom and fish 1 or 2 jibes. At this time the lower lead pendant is touching the bottom or lying on the bottom, according to this principle we should also be able to find than using a 2 grams of lead pendant lying on the bottom, the double lead is obviously a lot more sensitive.