How to choose a float for wild fishing, and how long is the float?

When fishing in the wild, according to the depth of the water and the depth of the fish, choose a float with appropriate buoyancy and give it appropriate lead weight. When fishing in the wild, you can choose a slightly sensitive float, especially when fishing with bare mouths. It is recommended to choose a float with a thin tail, which is more sensitive. You can generally choose a float made of peacock feathers. But if you think this float is not sensitive enough, you can change it to reed material. First, how to choose floating fishing in the wild When fishing in the wild, you need to choose the right fishing tackle. Float is an important fishing tackle. There are many factors that need to be considered, and floating can be comprehensively selected according to the following reasons:;

1, Buoyancy: When using a float, the most important thing is your own buoyancy, so that you can float on the water. When fishing in the wild, you should choose a float with appropriate buoyancy according to the depth of water and the depth of fish caught. At the same time, the lead pendant should be matched with the float, and the weight of the lead pendant should be appropriate, otherwise the float may not float up, sink directly or float on the water.

2, the shape of the float: when fishing in the wild, you can choose a more sensitive float, so that it is easier to be found when there is a fish bite. A float with a thin tail is more sensitive, so you can choose such a float. Especially when fishing bare-billed fish, try to choose sensitive things, otherwise even if the fish eat the bait, the angler may not be able to find the signs in time.

3. Float material: There are many kinds of floats, many of which have their own advantages and disadvantages. For example, floats made of peacock feathers are relatively stable, and the signals sent are generally true, but sometimes they are not very sensitive. For another example, the reed float is the opposite. Although it is highly sensitive, it is sometimes too sensitive, and a little trouble may send a signal.

Second, the float length of wild fishing is appropriate. When fishing in the wild, you should choose a float with the right length. Generally speaking, the commonly used rule is floating between 30 cm and 50 cm, which is the most common and commonly used specification. The specific choice of how long to float depends on the specific situation, and there are many influencing factors. For example, the specific weather when fishing, what layer the fish is in, what range the depth is, the state of other fishing tackle, and so on. , have an impact on the choice of floating length, and should be considered comprehensively.