Universal drifting method for wild fishing

Wild fishing is a common fishing method and a very popular outdoor activity. In wild fishing, the application of drift adjustment skills can help fishermen better control the fishing group and improve the catch rate. The following are general drift adjustment methods commonly used in wild fishing.

Step 1: Choose the right fishing group.

First of all, we should choose the right fishing group according to the types of fishing and the situation of fishing grounds. Generally speaking, a fishing group should include a hook, a fishing line, a lead pendant and a float. According to the depth and present situation of fishing ground, different sizes of lead weights and floats can be selected to ensure the fishing group to float stably in the water.

Step 2: Adjust the drift depth.

Drifting depth is one of the important factors affecting the catch rate. When adjusting the drifting depth, it needs to be decided according to the types of fishing and the situation of fishing grounds. Under normal circumstances, the drift position should be below the fish mouth, but not too close to the bottom, so as to avoid the hook getting stuck or being entangled by aquatic plants. If the drift position is too high, the hook will be suspended and the catch rate will be affected. If the drift position is too low, it will catch the hook and affect the fishing rate. When adjusting the depth of the drift, you can first tie a hook under the drift, then put the fishing group into the water and gradually adjust the drift position until the drift position is in the correct position.

Step 3: Adjust the sensitivity of drift.

The sensitivity of drift is also one of the important factors affecting the capture rate. When adjusting the sensitivity of drift, it needs to be determined according to the type of fishing and the situation of fishing ground. In general, the float should be kept above the water, but not too high to avoid the hook hanging in the air. If the position of drift is too low, the sensitivity of drift will be reduced, which is not conducive to fishing. If the drift position is too high, the sensitivity of drift will be too high and it will be easy to misjudge. When adjusting the sensitivity of the drift, you can first put the fishing group into the water, and then gradually adjust the position of the drift until the sensitivity of the drift is within the appropriate range.

Step 4: Control the drift position.

The position of the drift not only affects the fishing effect, but also affects the stability of the fishing group. When controlling the position of drift, it needs to be determined according to the types of fishing and the situation of fishing grounds. Generally speaking, the floating position should be above the water surface, but not too high or too low. If the position of the drift is too high, the stability of the drift will decrease and it will be easily blown away by the wind. If the position of the drift is too low, then the drift will be entangled with the aquatic plants, which will affect the fishing effect. When controlling the position of the drift, the position of the drift can be properly adjusted according to the fishing situation to ensure the stable floating of the fishing group in the water.

The above is a common universal drifting method for wild fishing. In wild fishing, drift adjustment skills are very important to improve the catch rate. I hope the methods introduced above can help you master the skills of drift adjustment and enjoy fishing.