A few small questions about fishing

Answer 1: Fishing tournaments, especially the later ones, the fish layer has been messed up, the fishing process will appear in the middle of the cut-off phenomenon, see the drift phase is sinking. In addition, the fishing tournaments are fishing for small carp, using pull bait, so it will also cause the phenomenon of halfway cut off, the fish drift sinking to lift the rod to hit the fish.

Answer 2: Adjust the drift only on the surface of the eye - this point of view is wrong. But fishing the bottom is correct most of the time, unless than the air pressure is low or the fish pit stinks the bottom, causing the fish layer up. Drifting is a matter of balance between the float and the bait, and when the drift is adjusted, it can directly reflect the condition of the fish's food. Let me explain to you how to adjust the drift:

Drifting method with bait:

- No matter where you are fishing, you have to find the "bottom". This "bottom" means the bottom of the water. It is the depth of the water in the fishing spot where you are fishing. How do you find the bottom? You first weight the lead so that its weight is greater than the buoyancy of the float, so that when you throw the fishing line into the water, the float will not be in the water, move the float until the float leaks out of the water one eye.

- Hang a lure on both hooks, the size of the lure (or pellet lure) you will be fishing with. Pull the float down, just beyond the length of the line. (At this point, if you cast the line out again, the float will be out of the water again.)

- Cut the lead (little by little). Until (with fish food) the float leaks out of the water by half an eye/flat water.

- Hang up the fish food and move the float upwards to leak out one/two meters.

This time, the hook is in the bottom, the subline is slightly bent, this kind of drift adjustment is not spirit and not staccato, carp mouth is upward floating, carp/grass carp/squid fish is sinking or staccato mouth.

Other ways of adjusting the drift you can use:

Hookless drift: /show/h5YRN_F428eVqBid.html

Answer 3: Fishing for fish in different layers of the water, you can drift with bait to cut the lead during the process of drifting, the float will be leaked out of the water for 2-3 eyes, and fishing for one eye that is off the bottom. During the casting process, look at the changes in the fish layer and cut the lead appropriately to find the fish layer. This type of fishing method should not be used often, generally big fish are close to the bottom of the water activities, most of the time, fishing float fishing is not as big as when fishing the bottom of the fish (except for chub fishing and grass carp fishing in the fall).

Answer 4: The "4" and "2" method is a fishing method from Taiwan. It means that after finding the bottom of the float, gradually cut the lead to expose the surface of the water for 4 meshes, and then fish for 2 meshes after hanging the bait. This kind of drifting method requires very much from the angler, first of all, you have to make sure that your bait can be pressed one eye at a time, the bottom of the water is flat, etc. Generally, anglers don't use this kind of drifting method, (unless the person who claims to be a grandmaster of the special class).

Synthesizing your question, I personally think that you should start from the drift to re-learn, to local fishing website's novice chapter to charge, it will help you to a certain extent.

Just found a good article on drift tuning on another site, hope it works for you:

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