The reason why crucian carp always drifts is simple, is it dull?

The reason why crucian carp always drift is very simple, that is, fishing is boring. When people are fishing for crucian carp, there is often a top drift data signal, which is only because you are too slow to adjust the fishing. In fact, it is the phenomenon that lead falls very close to the bottom or simply lies at the bottom. At this time, the fishing sub-line is in a bent state, which leads to the signal that the crucian carp bites the hook cannot be transmitted. Only when the crucian carp raises its head after biting the hook can the fishing float to the surface. The reason why you are not drifting is basically the reason why you are caught dead, because the carp has completely swallowed the hook and won the lottery, and is ready to bite the hook and escape in advance. At this time, everyone can lift the pole, and the tip of the hook can just pierce the fish mouth, thus ensuring the actual effect of not running the fish.

Usually, many anglers will use this fishing design idea, and usually they will get incorrect and correct guidance. When fishing, the top drift is always because the drift is too low, small miscellaneous fish are hooked and the bait is completely atomized. According to the size of the drift, cut off some tin pendants and adjust the drift to 3 to 8 meshes. The smaller the drift, the larger the trajectory and the heavier the water. Add some sticky powder to improve the viscosity of the bait, or use wheat flour completely, but pay attention to the dosage and stay away from it. Too much bait will slow the atomization speed. Some anglers add wire drawing powder to slow down atomization, which is actually incorrect. If a large number of large particles in the bait are added to wire drawing powder, it will be effective, but if wire drawing powder is carefully added to the bait, it will be useless.

The rapid emergence of fish floating on the ground is generally due to fish floating or fish hitting the wind line and entering the water, especially when colorful floating seats are used. The drift feed is slow and the intensity is small, so the drift is calibrated at a rate that naturally decreases. Generally, the sensitivity of drift adjustment is relatively high, which is caused by the pressure change before fish eat bait. The bait rises slowly after entering the water for a period of time, which is generally the whole process of bait dissolution. The buoyancy of floating water is relatively large, and the adjustment of upward fishing is relatively slow. For example, if fishing is raised or lowered, the buoyancy of the remaining water will be greater than that of the fish swallowing the bait, and the posture of the fish into the bait will not be reflected. After eating the dead hook, it floats, and when the bait weight of the relaxation screen is lost, it will be "sent to the eye".