This is the most basic knowledge of catching big fish with a long rod, but catching small fish does not necessarily only use a short rod. Especially in the cold weather like now, fish are hiding in deeper waters, and using long rods can often bring unexpected gains
However, in addition to being tired, long rod fishing also has a key problem is the choice of floating and fishing. For example, the amount of lead eaten by floating, the length and thickness of the floating tail
The length of the float is generally selected according to the depth of the water, the deeper the water, the more stable the water is, the shallower the water, the more convenient it is to use the short drift
The problem of floating lead intake is also easy to solve, and it changes with the change of individual fish. Big fish use large drifts and small fish use small floats, mainly because of sensitivity and stability.
For example, catching a small crucian carp under one or two is definitely the smaller the drift signal is more obvious, but the premise is that you can throw it out
Today, Xiaobian mainly wants to talk to you about the thickness of the floating tail. Anglers use long rods to see the drifting phase more clearly, and they are accustomed to using the floating drift with a thick tail (especially for myopic anglers), but they use the thick tail and are afraid of not being sensitive enough to lose the small mouth. What is the difference between a thick tail and a thin tail other than the difference in vision, and does the sensitivity have an impact?
The answer is yes. Although the bold float can be seen more clearly, it will lose sensitivity to some extent. Even if two floating bleach eat lead is 1.5 grams, the thin tail is more sensitive than the thick tail
If you want to ask why, the reason is mainly due to the resistance of the water, the volume of the thick tail exposed to the water surface is obviously larger than that of the thin tail, then the resistance in the process of floating and sinking is naturally large.
Some thick-tailed floating tails have greater hollow resistance, and some are directly attached to the original floating beans (external).
(This external eye-catching bean changes the original center of gravity of floating and is not recommended)
Does the thick tail have any other advantages besides clear drifting?
Yes. The above mentioned that the thick tail drift has a large resistance, that is to say, the fish has to pay more effort to make the float generate a signal, compared to the thin tail drift, the thick tail does not have those unnecessary signals, and the action is short and powerful.
Let's think carefully about the old masters who fish with the old drift (super thick tail), the float or no action, once the exit is basically a very real mouth
The difference between thick tail drift and thin tail drift
Thick tail drift is generally lower than thin tail drift. Suppose you use a thin tail tune eight mesh, instead of a thick tail tone five mesh, the fishing eye should also be lowered
Most of the cold weather uses red worms or earthworms, is there a difference between drifting and using bait
The specific gravity of the bait is usually larger than that of earthworms. If the floating adjustment eight eyes hanging on the bait state is a hook to the bottom and a hook to hang, it is very likely that the earthworm will be double hooked off the bottom
In order to make it more convenient for fish to fish in winter, we will use the lower eye to fish for the lower eye, and it is recommended to use earthworm wild fishing for crucian carp to adjust one or two eyes or even flat water, and then catch one or two eyes.
PS: The word is that Xiaobian is also short-sighted, in winter with a long pole, especially on days with wind and waves, I definitely choose to add a bold tail, and the degree of eye-catching is not only a little higher than a little and a half, it simply feels that the whole world is bright
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