How to determine whether a fishing float is a sensitive float or a dull mouth float

1. The sinking that occurs in a dull mouth is not the same as the sinking that occurs when the angler just casts the fishing line into the water due to the sinking of the lead and the hook bait. This is something that anglers need to pay special attention to when determining whether or not the float is dull.

2. The reason is that if the angler treats the sinking of the float due to the sinking of the lead pendant and the hook bait as a dull bite, it may affect the accuracy of the angler's final judgment of the dull bite. A blunt bite is a situation where the bait enters the fish's mouth and causes the float to sink while the fish is swallowing the bait.

3. In general, if an angler finds a dull float during the fishing process, it is usually a sign that there is a fish in the water, and the angler will be able to catch the fish by lifting the rod. It is also because when the float appears blunt this drift phase, most of the time is to show that the water inside the fish hooked, so for a lot of anglers who are just starting out, its in the process of fishing to pay special attention to whether there is a blunt this kind of drift phase appears.