When to lift the rod for traditional fishing

1. Float light point light touch. The carp is trying to test it out, and if you can't get it to touch, then you'll have to lift the rod.

2. The float rises slightly and sinks one and a half meters. This means that the fish have eaten steadily, you can lift the rod.

3, the tail drift slowly top up, only to send half a grain at most a grain, and then the float does not move (sometimes mistaken for small fish or touch the line), is the time to lift the rod.

4. The float slowly sinks occasionally. The slower the action, the bigger the carp.

5. After the star drifter slightly trembles, it slightly sinks half a grain to one grain, and the drifting stops. This is the time to lift the rod is just sinking, the process is very short, the angler is not highly concentrated, a little slow, you can lose a good opportunity.

6. The float is a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit. This is also a sign that the carp has eaten steadily, so you can lift the rod.

7. After the float has moved, it will slowly move upwards. The slower the action, the bigger the fish, the faster the action, the more likely it is to be a small carp.

8. If the float moves gently and diagonally, or pans out, or sinks slightly, then the rod should be lifted in time.

9. When the float is strong and fierce point. Only a point of action, not sinking and not sent up, the bait has been eaten in the mouth, the fish larger should be timely rod.

10. The float moves horizontally, but also a little downward movement, that is to mention the rod.

11. The float moves sideways. No drift or black drift, only parallel lateral movement, this time the fish has bitten the hook, you can lift the rod.

12. When you don't see the float sinking, but when you send it to drift, it is often a big fish. The first time you see a fish, it's not a good idea to take a look at it, but it's a good idea to take a look at it.

13. When the float is fluttering slightly, the fish are already biting.

14. If the float suddenly sinks quickly, or sends up quickly, it is most likely that small carp are biting.

15. The float is lying on the surface of the water and not sinking. This is often a big carp halfway bite, timely lifting rod up fish.

16. If the float is slightly on the surface of the water, it will be a little bit of a continuous chattering, light send or light sinking, it is a fish bite, and you should lift the rod in time.

17. When looking for the nest pilot, the empty hook down to send, the float does not sink or suddenly sink. This is often the fish bite empty hooks, should not be ignored, in time to lift the rod can get fish.

18. The float quickly returned to its original state after sending the drift, the drift phase for a grain to send flat and then return to its original state. This phenomenon is mostly due to the shrimp and crab feet and claws toggle due to the rod is mostly empty hook.

19. After the black drift quickly return to the original state, the drift phase for a grain of oblique into the water, and then return to the original state. The most important thing is that it is a small fish that bites and messes with the hooks.

20. The float flickers underwater. This is the result of the fish touching the line, do not need to lift the rod.