Fishing float skills—floating to level the water

Adjusting the target is a benchmark scale of the buoy that we give based on the fish situation, combined with bait and fishing methods, and this specific scale is the basis for determining the fishing purpose. We choose different buoys based on different fish conditions, water conditions, seasons, and preset playing methods, and we also have different settings for adjusting the buoys. There are different mesh adjustment settings and different fishing mesh settings. The mesh adjustment is an artificially given scale, while the fishing mesh is adjusted according to the rate of fish caught. It is an adjustable ruler line for fishermen to judge the signal.

Semi-water buoy adjustment is a process, which requires a certain time, appropriate environmental conditions, and a certain method. It must not be done hastily. For example, in a relatively calm water surface, make sure that the double hooks completely leave the bottom of the water and hang about 10-20 centimeters from the bottom of the water. The wind line must be actually pressed into the water, rather than "virtually" pressed into the water. Only in this way can we Only in this way can the adjustment of the buoy be accurately adjusted.

1: Basis for leveling the water

The adjustment of the buoy is determined based on the weight of the hook bait and the size of the hook distance. During fishing, the upper hook bait should touch the bottom lightly, and the lower hook should touch the bottom lightly. The bait comes as a complete undercover. Assuming that the hook presses one mesh and the bait presses one mesh, then in order for the hooked bait to lightly touch the bottom, the buoy must have at least one to two meshes remaining. If this understanding is followed, the half-water buoy must be adjusted at least twice. Actually, it’s not.

Leveling the water reduces the buoyancy force of the buoy to the limit of visual visibility - "zero", so that the fish cannot detect it at all when taking bait, or cannot feel the existence of traction force on the buoy. Smoothly swallow the hook bait entrance. This will not happen. After the fish swallows the hook bait, it can always feel the upward traction of the buoy and abandon the hook bait. Some people would say that the buoy is half-water and level with the water surface. Does the buoy still have enough buoyancy? According to the principle of mechanics, the buoyancy of the buoy always exists, even if the buoy is completely submerged in the water when it is pulled by a hanging object.

The language of buoys that level the water is considered a dead signal and blunt. Moreover, it is considered in the fishing community to “not only give up invalid signals, but also lose the earliest effective signals.

2: The role of leveling water

Leveling water is to make the buoy available Adjust the visual field to zero to reduce the upward buoyancy of the float to the minimum value within the visual range to satisfy the natural behavior of fish when swallowing the hook bait. The process of the hook bait from entering the water to dispersing gradually reduces the hook bait to the float. The process of weighting. As the weight of the hook bait changes at the bottom of the water, the force exerted by the buoy on the hook bait increases, so the change in force is much smaller when the water is leveled.

Leveling the water is more suitable for the conversion of fishing bottom and fishing float. In the competition, the problem of conversion between fishing bottom and fishing float will be encountered. In this case, the usual method is to add lead, and in some cases, change the hook, float, etc. Even changing the line group. In the case of leveling the water, this conversion is relatively simple, and the wind line is not pressed.

It is simple and easy to find the bottom. . When the mesh of the float is zero, it becomes very easy to find the bottom. Just hook up a big bait to find the bottom, expose the float for one mesh, and then make fine adjustments. When fishing for melon seed crucian carp, it is especially easy to find the bottom by leveling the water. Obviously. The usual method is to raise the buoy by 80% of the hook line length after hooking it to the bottom. This bottom-finding process starts with the buoy being blunt to the limit and gradually reduces the "blunt". The entrance signal is real, minimizing the possibility of flying the rod.

The space between the spirit and the blunt is increased, and the transition between the spirit and the blunt is easy. The buoy is half-water and the corresponding fishing eye is also Not high, which is what people call blunt fishing. Moreover, this starts from "blunt", that is, from the upper hook bait to lightly touch the bottom, toward "blunt" you can catch extremely blunt, and toward "spirit" you can reach the upper hook bait. Semi-suspended. This fishing adjustment space is enough to cope with various fish conditions. Moreover, we can use the hook to rub small baits or use the bait pulling method to make the hook fish under dull conditions. Realize, fishing is "smart".

The float sight mark is clear and the effective signal rate increases. We know that when fishing with a blunt-based float, once a signal is generated, it is probably a real signal that the fish has swallowed the hook bait. .

When the buoy is leveled and fished for one purpose, it seems to be one purpose. In the actual fishing process, the changes in one purpose are far more obvious than the changes in multiple purposes.

Three: What should be paid attention to when leveling water

Pay attention to the rotten pond bottom with silt and slurry layer. When the fishing target is lowered and the fishing target is lowered, the hook bait is easy to get stuck in the mud. In this case, only fish bubbles and buoy shaking are seen, but no fish bite signal is seen. To deal with this situation, you only need to change the bait rubbing to pulling the bait, or lower the float by half a mesh or one mesh, and you can make a difference. The same problem may also occur when fishing in a pond with pebbles on the bottom.

The buoy selected should not be too small to absorb lead. The buoy itself eats little lead, and then leveling the water and fishing is dull. The upper traction force is too small and the upper sluggishness is caused, which will lead to weak or even no signal. This is why we often see some veterans using large buoys.

It is necessary to choose medium-long tail or short-tail buoys for bottoming. If a super long tail buoy is used, the settling process of the buoy after standing is very slow, which will affect the speed when playing fast.

To level the water is to blunt the spirit, and to blunt the spirit. Choosing blunt fishing is more suitable for fishermen who are accustomed to a steady fishing method. For beginners, you might as well start with stability and gradually master the others.

Original title: Fishing float skills—float leveling the water