Can't traditional fishing see drifting?

The float floating on the water surface is pulled short and powerful, and this float image can only appear in very sensitive line groups, similar to the mouth of Taiwanese fishing. The pole must be lifted immediately, and the standard crucian carp should be eaten first.

floating a river

The most standard action of traditional crucian carp fishing is to move slightly and then drift slowly, and the range will change with the size of the fish. If you have a good mouth, there may be no inching process. For this kind of drift, the most important thing is the timing of lifting the pole, which needs to be changed from fast to slow or stopped slowly (this requires experience, especially for big crucian carp, which floats slowly and the timing of lifting the pole is very particular). If you lift it too early, you may directly lift the rod or unhook it underwater. If you lift it too late, you may eat the hook too deeply or under your lower lip, resulting in unhooking on the water.