I'm not sure if you're going to be able to do this, but I'm sure you're going to want to.

To find the bottom, use the method of "adjusting a few fishing points", this is because after adjusting the adjustment, hang the bait on both hooks and then adjust the same fishing point, then the weight of the line plus the bait, will definitely make one of the two hooks to the bottom, basically will reach a hook and a half to lie on the bottom of the hook suspension of the state of the hook.

The half-water marking is definitely not the half-water marking, as long as the hooks don't touch the bottom, the closer to the bottom, the better, because considering that the line also absorbs the water, the error will be minimized if you adjust it in this way. You can set the mark in one meter of water, and the hook can be put to 99 cm, as long as it doesn't touch the bottom.

Finding the bottom is still easy, hang a big lead skin on the lower hook and keep adjusting until the topmost float shows the water. Make sure the lead is big enough. Tune to five floats showing, try the weight of the bait, not enough, then tune to six showing.

That's why a single hook is the most classic pairing for a seven-star float, which can be paired with a morning hook or a regular hook, but with the addition of a small lead weight. This is the best way to catch grass and obstacles, and the key is to make it easy to fish.

Casting and lifting

The key to casting is to get every shot right - to a fixed point - so that you can create a three-dimensional band of fog that concentrates the fish toward your spot. The action of lifting the rod and stabbing the fish actually reflects the mentality of an angler. Most beginners will lift the rod hard when they see the strong action of the buoy, and the result will be either a small fish being flown up to the sky, or a big fish breaking the line.

So, when you are fishing, you should keep a good mindset, and the magnitude and force of the fishing rod should not be too big.