Is it necessary to adjust the drift when fishing with earthworms?

Ha ha, personally, as long as fishermen use "standard", there will be "adjustment" steps. No matter what method he uses, whether it is Taiwan Province fishing or traditional fishing; No matter what "standard" he uses, whether it is a loose sub-standard (seven-star standard) or a vertical standard; Whether he uses live bait such as earthworm or powder bait (including commercial powder bait produced by professional manufacturers), calibration is essential. Earlier, when I used the seven-star tag, I often pursued the smallest and least floating body, in order to use the least lead wire, to make the hook move as little as possible when falling into the water, and to make the fish pull the tag as little as possible. Later, I learned to use vertical markers, and the pursuit is still this goal. From beginning to end, the bait I used most was earthworm. But calibration (whether it can reach the ideal state) is still a basic step. Fishing rookie, talk about personal understanding. Please don't laugh. : shake hands