How deep is the seven-star rafting suitable?

About 3 meters deep in water. Seven-star drift, also known as star drift, scattered drift, centipede drift and horizontal drift, is a long-standing drift method in traditional fishing. Usually seven, hence the name. Traditionally, the feather stems of poultry are used as materials, mostly jujube core particles made of plastic. Seven-star drift is most suitable for fishing in still water or waters less affected by wind and waves.

Seven-star drifters have small drop and small floating force, which can be matched with different numbers of seven-star drifters to cope with different fishing environments. For example, the seven-star drift is usually used as a marker, such as spring fishing and sharp fishing. Three are usually used in winter when the fish mouth is light, or in windy fishing environment.

There are generally more than five grass nests for fishing, and each nest takes turns fishing. As long as the water depth difference is not too big, there is no need to readjust the drift.

Seven-star drift can be matched with a hook, which is a distinctive fish hook, and the lead pendant is integrated with the fish hook, so there is no concept of trimming the lead pendant in this line group. When the hook is fishing at the bottom, the advantage is that the hook tip is upward and the hook is lighter as a whole. Even if there is a little mud at the bottom, the hook will not fall into the mud.

Even if it sinks into the mud, the hook tip will be exposed to the bottom of the water. The insect bait on the hook still has a very good effect of attracting fish, just like getting out of the mud. Because it is closer to nature, fish are less alert when eating.