Method diagram, practical application of seven-star drift adjustment, and how to adjust seven-star drift.

1. First put the seven-star float with lead skin and fishhook into a container filled with water (note: the distance from the lead skin to the last float cannot exceed the water depth in the container), and see whether the last one of the seven floats is in the water or on the water. If all seven floats are submerged and all the hooks and lead skins are at the bottom of the container, it means that the lead skins are heavy.

2. Then move the seven-star drift back to the water depth mark space bean as a whole. Hang lead (or bait) with a single hook and then find the bottom (accurately find the bottom). After finding the true bottom, double hook bait, adjust the underwater three stars to arc shape, the fourth star floats obliquely on the water surface, and the upper three stars float on the water surface (adjust by moving the seven stars up and down as a whole).

3. The general adjustment method is similar to vertical drift. Heavy lead baits to find the bottom, and then pushes the top to float out of the water or parallel to the water. At this point, the distance from the lead fall to the first float is the water depth.

4. The correct line group used in the seven-star drift adjustment method is basically the same as that used in the vertical drift, but the difference is that the seven-star drift is used instead of the drift seat. Seven-star drift is a big space bean, so it is not necessary to locate the floating seat, but to mark the water depth. Adjust the baitless state, similar to vertical drift adjustment.