Fast and simple drift adjustment method for wild fishing

Many fishermen like the drifting method of Taiwan fishing, especially the method of four fishing and two fishing, and it does have certain benefits. However, in the wild, especially in stormy weather, this method is stretched, and the traditional fishing (commonly known as stupid fishing) drift method can be of great use. Here, a simple and practical drifting method-semi-leveling method is introduced to fishermen.

1: In the semi-water state (the double hook is off the bottom), put bait on the double hook, and make the floating head flush with the water surface by adding or subtracting lead skin (as shown in figure 1). Gravity = buoyancy.

Figure 1

2. Remove the double bait and see how many eyes the float rises (as shown in Figure 2, for example, it rises by four eyes, that is to say, the weight of the double bait = four eyes of the float).

Figure 2

3. Double hook bait, floating, and finally, through adjustment, the floating eye is exposed to the water for 2 eyes (as shown in Figure 3). At this time, the state is that the long hook supports the bottom, and the short hook leaves the bottom, reaching the ideal state and can be used for fishing. When fishing in this state, if the bait of the long hook is completely atomized and just covers the hook, there is no reaction to the floating phase; If the bait on the short hook is completely atomized, that is, there is no bait on the short hook, the float will float for 2 meshes.

Figure 3

If you want to catch a dull fish, you can continue to adjust the float upwards to expose four eyes, that is, two hooks hold the bottom. In this state, the double bait is not reflected in the floating phase after it is completely atomized. Only when a big fish swallows a hook and drags it away can it reflect the floating phase. This is called catching a dead mouth.

This bleaching method can reduce our bleaching time and achieve the effect of bleaching nests with bait.

Original title: Fast and simple drifting method for wild fishing