Why do you always have trouble adjusting the float
When fishing, if the size of the float used by fishing friends is different from the lead they eat, and the weight of the bait is different, are your methods of adjusting the float the same? "When adjusting the float, we often require the weight of the bait to be measured first in order to accurately catch the target, but our methods and routines for adjusting the float are the same.".
When using conventional fishing sets and bait, there is no problem with the conventional method of adjusting the float. However, if the amount of lead consumed by the float we use is very small, such as only 1 gram or 1.2 grams, and the bait and fish hook we use are very light, only one eye or even half of the float can be pulled down, then using the usual method of adjusting the float at this time is not good. For example, using a float with a lead consumption of 1 gram, the float can only be pulled down by one eye with a double hook and bait. If the float is still adjusted high and fishing low, such as adjusting the five hook and fishing two or adjusting the four hook and fishing two, the bait cannot reach the bottom at all, and even if you adjust the three hook and fishing two, you cannot determine whether the lower hook and bait touch the bottom.
Using lightweight bait, it is obviously not feasible to raise and lower the fishing height while floating. At this time, we need to change the fishing method by changing the height to lower the fishing height, or lowering the fishing height. Personally, I tend to keep a low profile and a high profile. This is because when we are fishing, especially in the wild, the bottom of the water is not flat. If our eye adjustment is equal to the fishing eye, then when there is a small deep hole in the bottom, the bait hook and bait are just thrown into the deep hole, and the hook and bait are suspended in the water. Therefore, lowering the fishing height is the best choice, and generally one to two eyes higher than the adjusted fishing height is sufficient.
The above description refers to the case where the hook bait is very light. Conversely, if the hook bait is relatively heavy, such as when the float can be pulled down by six or seven eyes after the double hook is hooked, how should the float be adjusted at this time? The hook bait is relatively heavy and can be pulled down by six or seven eyes, so we can easily let the hook bait reach the bottom when adjusting the float.
If we want to adjust it more flexibly, we can let one hook float and one hook reach the bottom. In this case, it is sufficient to adjust the float according to the conventional method. At this time, we can use the formula for adjusting the float mentioned in our previous article: fishing eye>adjusting eye - bait weight. For example, if our bait weighs six eyes and has a seven eye adjustment, as long as our fishing eye is higher than one eye, such as seven eye adjustment, two eye adjustment, three eye adjustment, and four eye adjustment, as long as it is higher than one eye, we can ensure that the bait is in the end. "The larger the fishing eye, the less sensitive the fishing group is, so if you want to adjust your agility, you can adjust your fishing skills to seven and two. At this time, the bait will float with one hook and reach the bottom with one hook.".
What if we want both hooks to the end? Or using the above example, we can adjust seven eyes to catch five eyes. At this time, the state of the double hook is that the lower hook is undercover, and the upper hook is touching the bottom. How is this calculated? "It's also very simple. We measured that the weight of the double hook after baiting is six eyes, so the weight of the single hook bait is three eyes. According to the formula, the fishing eye of the double hook to the bottom is greater than the weight of the single hook bait, which means that at this point, the fishing eye is greater than the weight of the four eyes double hook.". At this time, when we fish for five, six, seven, or even higher eyes, we use double hooks to the end, but the higher the fishing eye, the more blunt the fishing team becomes.
Adjusting the float is a technical task, and requires flexibility based on actual situations. You cannot adjust it based on your own feelings. "When adjusting the float, we need to determine it based on the depth of water, the speed of the current, the type and size of the fish, as well as the lead eaten by the float, the thickness of the float tail, and the weight of the bait.". "When adjusting the float, we must take these factors into account in order to find the most suitable adjustment and fishing eye for our fishing. These all require frequent practice and reflection by fishing friends.".
