How big is the float for fishing crucian carp?

Crucian carp is a small fish, so a relatively small float can be used. But how much float is needed to catch crucian carp, and it needs to be selected in combination with the following fishing scenes:

First, the fish mouth is good or bad

When we fish crucian carp, we can use floats that eat a little more lead, or floats that eat about two to three grams of lead. However, when the fish mouth is poor, it is definitely better to use a fish float with low lead consumption than a fish float with high lead consumption, and the export is better.

Second, the length of the pole used.

We choose the size of the float, and we also need to consider the length of the fishing rod. For example, if you use a 3.6-meter fishing rod, you can easily throw it into place with a smaller float; If you use a 6.3-meter fishing rod, use a small float, because the lead pendant of the small float is relatively light and it is difficult to throw it in place. Therefore, when fishing with a long pole, we should choose to eat a float with a large amount of lead, which makes it easier to throw it in place; On the contrary, to fish with a short pole, you need to choose a float with less lead, as long as you can throw the pole in place normally.

Third, whether there is running water.

We choose to float in wild fishing, and we have to consider whether there is water swimming. If there is running water, fishing with a small float has high sensitivity, but poor stability. When it enters below the water surface, it can't fish normally. So in the case of swimming, we use floating fishing with a large amount of lead, which has good stability. We can fish normally as long as it is not completely submerged below the water.

Fourth, weather conditions.

The weather here mainly refers to the wind direction. If the fishing place is downwind, we can easily throw the rod in place with a small float; But if you fish against the wind, you must use a float with a large amount of lead, which makes it easier to throw the rod in place.