You can only fish if you can follow the wind line. What is the significance and influence of pressure line fishing?

1. Incorrect pressure line will affect the pressure line of our fishing waterline and directly affect our catch. For example, after throwing the rod, the bait presses the fishing line as soon as it enters the water. The tip of the pole is greatly pressed into the water and moves backwards and upwards. This practice has a large rolling range and caused great waves.

As a result, it is easy to scare the fish near the nest, which is equivalent to physically driving the fish out of the nest. The second is to reduce the fishing distance. Everyone may not know that the fish has finished eating the bait.

Second, what is the correct way to press the wind line? The correct line pressing method is that after the fishing group is thrown into the water, the tip of the fishing rod goes up and down slightly 10 cm, and after the float stands upright, the fishing rod is slowly pulled back horizontally, about the distance between the two arms.

If it is moved too far, the landing point of the hook bait is too far from the nest, and it is easy to produce a full pole if it is not pulled back. After moving, the tip of the pole is pressed into the water by everyone, which will not scare the fish entering the nest.

Third, the precautions for pressing the line When pressing the waterline, don't worry too much. When you see the float gradually starting to stand on the water, start to gently press the pole tip again. Never press the waterline immediately before the float turns over. In this way, we are not sure what the bait is underwater. Secondly, the pressure line should be moderate, not too deep and not too hard. For a simple example, some anglers will try their best to press the fishing rod down a little, just to press the tip of the rod into the water. As a result, there is too much water in the pole, and the resistance is particularly great when lifting the pole. Improper operation can also cause joint fracture. Besides, don't throw the fishing rod full. Some fishermen like to throw their fishing groups far away in order to catch bait. It is true that the farther they catch, the more likely they are to catch big fish.

However, in this case, the pressure wind line may pull the fishing group, resulting in a vertical angle between the waterline and the underwater, which not only affects the number of floating objects exposed to the water. When the fish eats the hook, the instantaneous explosive force is great, and the line group and fishing rod can't unload the force, which leads to the disconnection of the sub-line, thus unhooking the hooked fish. Therefore, the typical thing about pressing the line seems inconspicuous, but in fact, the impact on actual combat is very obvious. If it is done properly, it will not have a big impact on the catch. If you don't do it properly, you will inadvertently lose more than half of your catch. The so-called failure is more than enough I want to talk about this situation.