What float is used to catch carp in the black pit?

It is very important to choose the right float for carp fishing when playing in the black pit. Here are some suggestions for choosing floats:

1. Float length: it is best to choose floats over 40 cm, and the number of floats should be at least 15 mesh. This kind of long tail drift can catch carp or other fish during the trip, and its sensitivity is not very high, so it can filter out some unnecessary miscellaneous fish signals.

2. Float consumes lead: When fishing carp in the black pit, you can't use a float with low lead consumption. It is best to choose a large float of about 3 grams. Because the eating habits of carp are not as detailed as those of crucian carp, even lighter or slippery carp will have a strong bait signal. The big float can better bear the pulling force of water on the line, reduce the influence of fish's feeding action on the float, and let fishermen concentrate more on catching the signal of carp.

3. Floating type: generally choose a floating type with a long body length. This kind of floating in water has good stability, can better bear the tension of water on the line, and is beneficial to bottom fishing.

To sum up, choosing a float with moderate length, large lead consumption and moderate length can better catch carp in the black pit. Of course, the specific floating body selection needs to be properly adjusted according to different waters, different seasons and different fish conditions.