What are the benefits of floating fish 60-80 cm long?
The shorter the float, the smaller it is, the more sensitive it is, and the longer it is, the thicker it is. If the light chooses the length of the float according to the water depth, the two should be proportional.
Regardless of the wind and waves and running water, according to my fishing habits:
In the water depth below half a meter, the shorter the float, the better, or drift directly.
Water depth 1 ~ 2m, floating about 30cm.
The water depth is 2 ~ 4m, and the float is above 40cm.
If the water depth is more than 4m, float for as long as possible.
What I said above is rather general, without taking all factors into account, and it is of little reference significance. Wild fishing will always encounter some water, wind and waves. I will add them slowly below.
Before that, let's talk about super-long and ultra-short floats.
When the water is shallow, you can use an ultra-long float (the tail of the float can touch the auxiliary line). In the process of throwing and pulling the pole, the sub-line is easily entangled with the drift tail, and the bad hook will hurt the drift.
If ultra-short floats are used in deep water, the stability will be insufficient. When encountering some wind and waves, the float is easy to tilt, which affects the crucian carp with weak opening and looks uncoordinated.
Wild fishing is stormy, and floating is "unstable"? Try a long drift of more than 40 cm and exit appropriately.
Generally speaking, the float with high appearance rate in fishing is generally 30-50 cm in length.
When stealing donkeys in a black pit, in order to catch them further, we will use a long size, and the median value of wild fishing will do. When encountering wind and waves, the float will always be unstable and can be lengthened, preferably the one with long body, long feet and long tail.
Assuming there is no wind and waves, it is only water that causes the float to tilt. At this time, it is best to use long drift, but the drift body should not be too thick and too long. The contact area between long floating body and water is large, which destroys the stability. Try to use round jujube stones or those with long feet, short bodies and short tails.
Influence of float length on in-situ turnover
The speed of drifting is mainly determined by the amount and length of lead. The more lead you eat, the faster you turn over.
If the amount of lead is discarded, the shorter the foot, the lower the center of gravity and the faster the float turns.
The time in place mainly depends on the floating tail. The shorter the floating tail, the fewer grids and the faster the position.
This is easy to understand. The float is like a lever when it is turned over, and the fulcrum is mostly at the lower position where the tail of the float is connected with the float body. Suppose there are two floats, one is long and the other is short. Starting from standing, it must be that the tail of the float with short eyes and less eyes reaches the set fish eye faster.