How to adjust and balance fishing skills in water?

1. The purpose of horizontal fishing can be divided into two types: baited double hook and baitless double hook, and then the weight of double hook and the buoyancy of floating tail. The thicker the tail, the greater the buoyancy, just like thickening the tail. The thinner the tail, the less buoyancy. The purpose of lowering the fishing height is to make fishing boring. Many times, using a spirit level to catch a few eyes often leads to dullness. But sometimes you will find that it is also smarter. It depends on the thickness of your tail, which is the residual buoyancy. It also depends on whether you are a double hook and double bait. The purpose of double hook bait drift adjustment is to drift or fish more smartly.

2, if it is a double hook with bait to adjust the drift, level the water surface and grab an eye, those books are all hooked to the bottom and hooked off the bottom. Do not drift without bait, and consider the buoyancy of the hook tail. In fact, in drift adjustment, the weight of bait and the residual buoyancy of your tail should be considered to increase and decrease the fishing height. The residual buoyancy is much greater than the weight of the bait, so it will be very clever to fish up and down, and even the two hooks will fall off. You should consider the weight of your hook when lowering the fishing height. If the weight of your hook is less than the buoyancy of your fishing, then the eight-character ring will be in a very dull state at the end.

3, flat fishing, mainly depends on whether your double hook is baited. Look at the thickness of your tail and the size of the hook you use Can the double hook be greater than the buoyancy of the eyes? Double hook bait is basically a hook touching the bottom and a hook leaving the bottom. Without bait, the weight of the double hook is greater than that of one eye, so one hook may go undercover and the other hook may touch the bottom. But sometimes there will be a hook lying at the bottom or leaning undercover, depending on your hook weight and bait weight. Bait is heavier than hook. One hook is at the bottom and the other hook touches the bottom. When the weight of the bait is less than that of the hook, the hook will fall off from the bottom.