How to connect the fishing sub-line?

The fishing sub-line connection needs to thread the knotted end of the sub-line into a figure-eight ring, so that four strands can be obtained, and a simple buckle can be tied in pairs, and then it can be tightened. The auxiliary line in the fishing group is a very important accessory, also called "foot line" and "brain line". In the line group, the auxiliary line is connected with the main line through the eight-character ring, and the auxiliary line is used for hooking.

The number of fishing lines used for different sizes of fish will also be different, so it is best to prepare more fishing lines. Try to use the same brand fishing line for the main line and the auxiliary line of a pair of lines. Different brands of fishing lines will be different in tension and diameter.

When using different brands of fishing line binding groups, it is easy to break the main line when encountering big fish, and the float may be pulled away by the fish, causing greater losses.

When using the same brand of main line and sub-line binding group, we should also pay attention to the difference in the number of fishing lines. The main line is generally thicker than the sub-line, and the purpose of using the thin sub-line is to ensure that the main line is unnecessarily pulled and tightened when hanging the bottom or catching larger fish. For example, when fishing, the main line is 1.0, and the secondary line can be below 0.6. The fishing group will break the auxiliary line due to excessive tension, keeping the main line and the main line accessories intact.