Basic principles of floating fishing

Four basic conditions for achieving floating fishing:

1. Whether the fish has the desire to float up to chase food;

2. Whether the bait is used correctly;

3. Is the water temperature appropriate?

4. Whether there are a certain number of fish floating up to chase food

Whether fishing on the float or on the bottom, one rule of the game must be followed: lure them in accordance with their habits and needs, and never do the opposite to achieve continuity. Methods of fishing float:

To achieve continuous fishing float, you need to gather fish in the upper layer of the water for a long time. To do this, you need to continuously throw the rod to keep your bait Continuously descend from the upper level of the water to the bottom of the water. Then the relatively coarse particles of the bait will continue to fall to the lower layer of the water, and the relatively fine particles in the bait will continue to spread around the water after entering the water. In this way, after the fish are lured up along the coarse particles, the middle and upper layers of the water will have Fish with relatively fine particles will eat some so that they can be retained for a long time. This is a basic principle for achieving floating fishing. If we gather the fish to a certain extent, their sounds can attract fish from a distance. This is a relatively particular technique in our speed fishing method for crucian carp, which is to make the bait sound pleasant by continuously throwing the rod (ding). Dong, ding, dong) enters the water and lures the fish over. This is the most basic principle that we must first master when fishing for floats.

Buoy language for fishing float:

The signals generated by the buoy for fishing float and bottom fishing are different:

When the buoy signals, the buoy sinks and turns over and stands up. , in the process of gradually sinking, it suddenly stops at a certain position, and the stay time is very short, so this signal is difficult to observe. At the same time, there will be a signal that causes the buoy to suddenly make a small sound during the sinking process. Accelerate, it's motion within motion. Therefore, the buoy language produced by fishing for floats and fishing for bottoms is completely different. So before learning to fish for floats, think about it first. In the eyes of fishermen, this buoy is spiritual. People with excellent fishing skills may even think that the buoy is alive. Every movement of the buoy in the water conveys information to its owner. If you understand the signals of your own buoys, you will be able to discover effective fishing seasons through these small changes in buoy movements, and you can also find changes in fish schools. Even the number of fish can be observed through the buoys, and even changes in the depth and shallowness of the water can be observed. I summarized the various regular movements of the buoy and called it the language of the buoy. There are two kinds of buoy languages, one is the language of the buoy itself, and the other is the language produced by the buoy after the fish eats the bait. It is called the fishing language.

One of the buoy languages

The buoy’s own language

When we are fishing, if there are no fish to eat, then the language produced by the buoy will be the language of the buoy. In its own language, it has the self-language of six buoys, including turning over in the water, standing up, stopping, and slowly sinking.

Of course, specific issues need to be analyzed in detail. For example, if you use different buoys, different line group configurations, and the weight of the bait you use, the buoy language expressed by different buoys will be different.

We call this section of the buoy (the front) an optotype. The optotype has grids of different colors. Fishermen call it an eye. Each grid is an eye. Depending on the design of the buoy, Some have more eyes and some have less. If there are more sight targets, they will be longer, and if there are fewer sight targets, they will be shorter. We call the top one the first mesh, and the last mesh is determined based on the number of meshes. The mesh number of the buoy is actually a mark that allows us to observe the changes of the buoy in the water during fishing. When we are fishing crucian carp, we need to adjust the buoy to be more sensitive. Sensitivity means adjusting the buoy so that less of the water surface is exposed. Adjusting it to one mesh will make it more sensitive, and adjusting it to 10 mesh will make it slower. What we pursue when fishing with a float is that the more sensitive the signal generated by the float during its movement is, the better it can capture the signal when the fish eats bait. When we were fishing, the buoy turned over when it entered the water, stood still, paused and sank. If a fish comes to eat during this process, the language rules of the buoy itself will be broken.

Then comes the fishing season language. This buoy is fishing in this water. When it turns over and stands until it falls, it will pause for about 3 seconds. If there are fish to eat during this process, its pause time may become longer. This is Conflicts with its own language. Then the signal of this buoy can be called fishing flood language, which means that the fish holds the lead pendant when eating, so the buoy cannot sink. Of course, sometimes when throwing the rod, the bait will fall on suspended objects in the water, or even on the fish, causing the sinking time of the buoy to be prolonged, but this is a very rare case. For example, every time this buoy turns over and stands, it should be on the eighth eye. If it is on the ninth eye this time, it means that the fishing flood language has emerged. If we change the fishing waters, change the buoy, change the length of the fishing line and the weight of the bait during fishing, we must re-observe the language rules of the buoy. Because the difference between the buoy's own language and the fishing language is very small, it is difficult to find. If you want to master the fishing season language of the buoy, you must have a good understanding of the six languages ??of the buoy and be familiar with the rules of each language. Only then can you master the fishing season language conveyed by the buoy due to instantaneous changes

Fishing Flood Language 2

Fishing Flood Language of Buoys

There are probably the following six kinds of fishing flood languages ????that we often encounter in fishing and floating

1. Buoys Not standing in the normal position

2. The buoy jumps slightly after standing up

3. The buoy suddenly accelerates before sinking to the normal position

4. Under the buoy There is a sudden pause before sinking to the normal position

5. The buoy suddenly changes direction and floats upward before sinking to the normal position

6. The buoy does not sink at the normal time

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The following is a detailed explanation of these six buoy languages

1. When the buoy is not standing in the normal position, it means that the buoy is in the same position every time. The original height indicates that the fish ate while the buoy was turning over. At the same time, the lead pendant was pulled to make the buoy stand higher than the original position.

2. The buoy jumped slightly after it stood up, which means that the buoy jumped up and down after it turned over. This means that the fish jumped up and down when the buoy turned over. Repeatedly sucking the bait in and spitting it out, causing the buoy to jump up and down

3. There is a sudden acceleration of sinking during the sinking of the buoy. This is because the fish sucked the bait during the sinking of the buoy, so it sinks. Sudden acceleration during the process

4. The sudden change of direction during the sinking process of the buoy means that the fish swims up from above and sucks the bait into its mouth during the pendulum-like sinking process of the bait. When sucked into the mouth, it has to readjust its position in the water. So pull the buoy to float upwards

5. Pause during the sinking of the buoy means that when the bait does not sink to the normal position, a fish sucks the bait into its mouth, which actually destroys the entire fishing line. The balance of the group is suddenly affected by force on the buoy, which accelerates its sinking.

6. The buoy does not sink at the normal time, and the buoy's own language has a fixed time from start to stop. If the buoy does not turn over at the normal time, or the buoy does not sink at the normal time, it means that the fish is The bait is taken into the mouth from a relatively high position, so there is a delayed movement of the buoy.