A friend suddenly asked me: the villagers near the wild pond fishing almost do not float, rough float heavy lead falling fish hook is either hung on the earthworm, or hung on the tender corn, throwing rod or throwing a big whip, often caught on the big fish, why?
My explanation is: First of all, the heavy lead drop ensures that the hook bait falls on the bottom of the water, and the big fish are often benthic fish, and the foraging is also the mouth arching under the water or sucking, so the chance of catching the big fish is very high; Secondly, the bait is earthworm or corn kernels (wheat grains) such as particularly resistant to bubbles and not easy to fall off the bait, many villagers near the water fishing, often on the hook to hang the bait into the water and throw hard waiting for the float to be pulled away by the fish. Finally, heavy lead drops and coarse floats seriously affect the sensitivity of the line group, that is to say, only when the fish honestly sucks the bait into the mouth and drags it away, the floating drift will have the reaction of the fish biting the hook, and the rod will be 100% in the fish.
The reason why big fish can grow into big fish is because they are very alert and will not be easily eaten by predators or fished away by anglers. The bubble-resistant bait is soaked in the bottom of the water for a long time, and the villagers fish for a long time without lifting the rod, and the big fish swim around, try to test and try not to find any problems, and finally bite the hook and swim away. When the villagers on the shore are anglers see the float being pulled into the water, the rod is often hooked by the big fish.
When I was a child, I fished like this, often catching big fish unexpectedly. Later, after becoming proficient in fishing, he often used noodle bait hooks to fish, and the chances of catching big fish were very small.
I am based on experience, I don't know if my friends have other words, please give an answer [prayer]
