Solution of traditional hand pole bleaching method

The traditional hand pole bleaching method is shown in the following figure:

Firstly, choose the fishing position, determine the target fish, the length of the handle and the size of the line group, as well as the lead consumption of the float.

Step 2, install the wire set, hook and float.

The third step is to find the depth of lead, and throw a lead pendant heavier than the float into the fishing spot. By adjusting the float, the float is exposed to the water 1_2 mesh.

At this time, you can make a nest, put the nest material into the fishing point, and determine the eye adjustment and fishing.

The fourth step is to adjust the float and push it to the vertical falling direction, with the length of 10 cm. After trimming the skin of the plumb hammer many times, the float will be exposed to our predetermined fishing eyes. Then hang the bait in the double ditch, push up the float several times to reveal the predetermined fishing eye, and you can start fishing.

Fixed-point fishing is to bait and set a nest to lure fish to bait, gather first and then fish. Its premise is that the water temperature is suitable and the water contains enough oxygen, so fish can be mobilized with bait. Fixed-point fishing can be said to be the most commonly used method of hand fishing: choose a good fishing point, sprinkle some bait into the water to make a fish nest, attract the fish and fish together. This is fixed-point fishing.

Fishing is to let the fish take the initiative to find bait. The prerequisite for a fish to swim is that the water temperature and oxygen content in the water are enough to meet the appropriate standards of fish, and then it will swim to feed, otherwise the fish will not swim, let alone eat. Some fish can tolerate low water temperature, but no fish can tolerate hypoxia. Therefore, in the warm weather in late spring and early autumn, fixed-point fishing is the most suitable.

In this way, it is best to master some methods of choosing fishing spots and throw bait in the places where fish often go. Of course, this requires some experience.