How to use lead-free drift fishing

There are three common situations in lead-free drift fishing. One is that there is no lead skin, just throw the rod to fill it. The other is 8 grams of lead skin, which means that the eight-character ring is located at the bottom and the sub-line is clamped. The last method is to reduce the lead pick number and leave the hook for five minutes.

Lead-free fishing, as its name implies, is to give up lead skin and lure fish only by the weight of bait itself. The weight of the float is very small or only serves as a punctuation mark.

Lead-free floating fishing is more suitable for fishing in black pits or waters with high fish density. In addition, many farmers usually feed fish with floating particles that don't sink to the bottom in order to save costs when catching cultured fish. In the process of feeding, cultured fish adapt to floating on the upper surface of the water as bait or feeding.

Lead-free floating fishing cannot be used when the fish can't adapt to the water body or the weather causes the fish to float. This situation can only arouse their appetite by restoring the feeding environment.

Lead-free floating fishing does not have the weight of lead skin, so it will be more difficult to cast the rod. It is suggested that the waterline should be stretched straight when the pole is full, which is beneficial to the transmission of bait signals.

Lead-free drift fishing should increase the frequency of throwing rods, and change the feeding water layer of fish by repeatedly pumping water and feeding fish at high frequency.