Correct method of adjusting fishing drift

Finding the bottom is an essential step. Never go to the surface to determine the half water depth and adjust the drift. This will be very inaccurate. The way to find the bottom is to pack more lead on the lead base, which can pull the float into the water. The key is to expose the lower grid when looking for the bottom, which has the advantage of ensuring the vertical waterline. If there are many eyes when looking for the bottom, the waterline is easy to tilt.

Step 2: Adjust four eyes.

After finding the bottom, the floating seat is pulled down to about 1.5-2 times the length of the minor line. The advantage of this is that the float can be adjusted at the half water near the actual water depth, or the half water depth is close to the water depth, so that the float can be adjusted more accurately. Especially when using thick mainline, it is more important whether the half water depth is close to the water depth. Trim the lead until the float is 4 meshes above the water. Trimming lead skin is a meticulous work, so you can't trim it slowly in a hurry. When the float sinks slowly, be careful to drop only a little at a time to prevent cutting too much.

Step 3: Weigh the bait.

The third step is to weigh the bait, which is necessary. The purpose of weighing bait is to determine the fishing order. For example, when the double bait is hung up, it floats out of the water for 2 meshes, which means that the weight of the double bait is 2 meshes. If you fish in the bottom, the net must be slightly larger than 2 meshes to ensure that the fish group touches the bottom. So the order of fishing is not arbitrary. For example, if you fish with earthworms, you should adjust the fishing order from four to two. Because the weight of the bait is less than two, this is not true, and it is impossible to catch two. If we want to adjust the four fishing and two fishing, the weight of the double bait should be greater than or equal to 2 meshes, otherwise it will not be established.

Step 4: Catch two eyes.

The following is to determine the fishing eye, also known as accurate bottom finding. The point is to find the bottom with bait. The influence of bait weight on drift adjustment is briefly introduced above. For example, the weight of the bait is 2 meshes, and the fishing bottom is a little more than 2 meshes. It's not enough to bait the bottom. If the weight of bait reaches more than 4 meshes, then catching 2 meshes means that both baits are at the end. Therefore, it is not recommended to use heavy objects for accurate bottom finding, otherwise the lower hook will hang heavy objects, and after bottom finding, double baits will be hung for accurate correction.