How to adjust the drift and find the bottom when fishing
Three-step simple drift adjustment techniques
Step 1: Adjust the drift with a hook
After arriving at the fishing ground, you should follow the weather conditions and observe more fish in the water. Understand the basic fish conditions, select a suitable float, hook it up and put it into the water. Preliminarily set a required mesh number. Let’s assume it is 5 mesh here. Try to choose one with better quality and clearer headings. Floats must be standard in terms of production quality.
Step 2: Remove the hook and adjust the float
Remove the hook and check the mesh number. After completing step 1 and confirming the number of meshes, lift the rod back, remove the double hooks and put it into the water again. Look at the number of meshes exposed at this time. It is assumed that 9 meshes are exposed. At this time, step 2 is completed. In addition to selecting the appropriate model according to the fish situation and fish body size, the quality standard of the selected fishing hook must also be Note that the weight error of the fishing hook will affect the fishing adjustment. Try to use branded fishing hooks.
Step 3: Hang the bait to adjust the float
After completing the second step, pull the bait, hang the bait on the double hooks, and cast it into the semi-water state to see how much the float is exposed at this time. It is assumed that 3 meshes are exposed here. Remember the number of meshes clearly. It should be noted that the amount of bait remaining on the hook may be different. During the test, you need to pull it several times to make sure it is the best when putting it in each time. It is best to remove the remaining bait on the hook before testing.
2. Techniques for adjusting the drift and finding the bottom
The next step is to find the bottom. First, rub a big bait and press the hook to the bottom of the water. Preliminarily find a rough bottom, and then pull the bait carefully. During the search, slowly adjust the float to set the floating mesh at 3 mesh, that is, when you push the float up, it is a little more than 3 mesh, and when you pull it down, it is 3 mesh. This point is the most sensitive mesh number set for this fishing. , if you are smarter, you can only fish off the bottom.
After finding the most effective mesh number, push up the float to reveal 9 meshes. This point is the dullest point. If it is blunter, the eight-shaped ring will basically hit the bottom. The number of meshes between the points is the number of meshes that can be fished this time, and the adjustment to 5 meshes mentioned above is to set an intermediate point for the dullness, and 5 meshes is the state of neither fishing nor dullness.
The above three most effective, dull and ineffective hook baits are like this when they enter the water. When they are the most effective, the lower hook will touch the bottom lightly, while the upper hook is in a suspended state, which is ineffective and not blunt. When it is blunt, the lower hook is completely undercover and the upper hook is in a suspended state. When it is the bluntest, the lower hook is completely undercover and the upper hook is completely undercover.
Of course, the above fishing adjustment is just a theory. In actual fishing, there will be small errors in some variables. Don’t regard cleverness and bluntness as an important criterion. You must know that cleverness and bluntness are only relative in one situation. Linton, not absolute Linton in any case, it depends on the situation.
When fishing for fish that live on the bottom, do not exceed the most sensitive mesh number when fishing is the most sensitive, and do not exceed the dullest mesh number when fishing is the dullest. Normally In this case, the range from most effective to ineffective is enough to deal with different bruises.
After mastering the preliminary three steps of adjusting fishing to find the bottom, you must be flexible in practical applications. When using rub bait to find the bottom, due to the heavy proportion of rub bait, you can directly hang the fishing hook to find the bottom. However, when fishing with bait after rubbing the bait to find the bottom, pay attention to the hook distance between the double hooks, as the float will increase the number of meshes.