Adjust the detailed process of four salvage and two operations.

1, pipeline group. The main line is slightly connected to the pole, with floating balls and branch lines, and lead skin. Throw a fishing rod to test the depth of the fishing point. (Add more lead skin, so that the gravity of the lead skin is greater than the buoyancy, and the float sinks into the water. )

2. Push the float upward until the float is stable and exposed to a certain number of meshes in the water (this number can be any number). At this time, the distance from the float to the lead base is the depth of the fishing point.

3. Pull down the float (the distance is about 15 cm longer than the length of the dividing line, for example, the length of the dividing line is 20 cm and 22 cm, then pull down about 40 cm), and cut the lead skin with scissors until the float is out of the water for 4 meshes. (Adjust 4 here and it's done.)

4, double hook bait (hanging lead skin, looking for bottom with plasticine, rubber band particles can be) thrown to the fishing point (at this time, the float should be submerged), and then repeated bait throwing, while pulling the float up and throwing it to the fishing point. . . . Repeat the operation until the float is out of the water.

If the water depth is known, steps 1 and 2 can be omitted. Semi-water drift adjustment is very important, and the distance from the float to the lower hook must be less than the water depth. Be patient in these four steps. Basically, it takes 3-5 times to get to the bottom. If you use bait to find the bottom, you can kill two birds with one stone.