How to pull the rod when fishing so as not to scare away the fish in the fish nest?

There are two key points to note:

First, learn to press the line. The part below the big line buoy that enters the water is called waterline, and the part above the buoy is called wind line. The so-called line pressing is to press the wind line into the water. This has the advantages of wind resistance, reducing the influence of buoyancy of wind line on buoy fishing, and avoiding the swish sound when lifting the pole.

Second, don't yank the pole when lifting it, unless you catch a big fish with a long pole. Generally, when lifting a pole to stab a fish, the wrist is lifted upward. It seems that your wrist only moved a few centimeters. In fact, the underwater double hook has moved more than ten centimeters or more according to the lever principle, which is enough to complete the process of stabbing fish. If the fish is caught, raise your upper arm (don't jerk) to weigh the fish. If the fish is small, just fly back directly. If the fish is big, take the eight-character fish-walking method to control the fish and slowly pull the fish to the side.

In addition, I would like to remind you that if you are afraid of scaring the fish, you don't feel that there is any fish hooked after the first stab. Don't pull the fishing rod, just slowly take the hook out of the water, and don't scare the fish.