How to tie the line when fishing snakehead with sea poles and fake frogs?

The fake frog is a thunder frog. Generally, thunder frogs are used to catch snakeheads in places with complex terrain, such as areas with many grasses or areas with many aquatic plants. A bait is used to prevent the hook from hanging too much grass. This fishing method generally uses a mine gun rod which is more suitable for violence. If the Lei Qiang pole is replaced by a sea pole, I'm afraid the hook on the Lei Frog is not hard enough to pierce the forehead bone of the snakehead. If we insist on using the combination of sea pole and thunder frog, we will throw the thunder frog into the reed and let them slide into the water, or observe the water plants with grass holes, where the snakehead will complete the floating head ventilation. Then, by winding up the line and gently pulling the fishing rod, the thunder frog can simulate the swimming action of the real frog, instead of walking around and stopping for a while. When the snakehead attacks, the frog is usually in a static state, and the frog's action is only to attract the snakehead's attention. When the snakehead attacks the thunder frog to produce fried water, don't stab the fish immediately. Pause for 3 seconds, swing violently with all your strength, and pierce the hook into the body of the thunder frog until the snake head completely falls to the ground. The whole process of stickleback+take-up should be done in one go, and the snakehead should not be given a chance to breathe, otherwise it will be decoupled or lost. Pure hand tour, hope to adopt.