How to use lead-free bleaching

Experts answer lead-free bleaching. When you use it, just throw the pole and fill it up.

When using lead-free drift fishing, it is relatively difficult to throw the rod and it is not easy to throw it far because there is no lead weight. It is most appropriate to throw the rod directly, so that the waterline is stretched straight and the signal that the fish eats the hook is easier to transmit.

However, there are also special lead-free bleaching, such as lead-free bleaching with about 8 grams of lead skin, which can help the bait fall, but this kind of use frequency is relatively low.

Lead-free bleaching is suitable for lead-free fishing, which refers to the fishing method that lures fish only by the slowly sinking weight of bait in the water without lead skin. The float itself is very light, basically useless, or only serves as a punctuation mark. Lead-free bleaching is suitable for fishing in black pits and also for fishing with high fish density. Because cultured fish generally use lighter fish feed as bait and are used to foraging in shallow water, it is also good to use lead-free drift fishing for cultured fish. When using lead-free bleaching, it needs to be thrown repeatedly, and the sound of water in the process can also attract fish.