How to build a nest in rock fishing

This question is more troublesome to answer, so I can only say it briefly. You need to pay attention slowly. The ultimate goal of powdering is to lure the fish into the bait.

Powder shape: a ball or fan-shaped dispersion, the purpose of a ball is to fall quickly, fixed point, and the dispersion is generally the first few spoonfuls and feet. The first few spoonfuls are to attract fish in a large area, and kicking is to control small fish from grabbing food.

Drop point of powder: you should spread powder according to the speed of ocean current and the position of reef under the water surface, and according to the position of your fishing point, because there is a distance to sink, the sea water flows at a speed. These factors are combined, so that your powder can reach your fishing point accurately and form a powder belt to lure fish to the bait.

Stone fishing is generally powdered, and boat fishing can only put bait cages. Since it is rock fishing, you need to control the quantity and frequency of powder feeding at a time. At first, it is assumed that the two fishing spots will start to pulverize when they find the bottom. Generally, the powder is focused on 3-5 spoonfuls of fish. There are two main points: try to keep the powder in a strip shape in the water, and take the fish out of the fishing spot in time to replenish the powder after catching the fish.

Simply put, if you don't understand these points, keep asking.