Wild fishing! You'll just learn how to run a big run. Once you've gone around and learned how to fish for a lap, you'll go back to running lead. It is the so-called heavy lead to relieve a thousand sorrows. Is it that you can't catch fish after learning to drift? Normal! It's not that you didn't learn it right, and it's not that you didn't fish well. It's that you're using it in the wrong place. Don't say it's you, isn't even the master two small crucian carp and three lying tigers in the wild? Fishing for large crucian carp and carp in the wild river. The master can't, the old man can. Similarly, the master in the competitive pool and the black pit is good, but the old man is not good. This is called specialization, and the fishing experience developed over the years is bound to be effective. We're fishing. And not sensitivity. Well, it's still the same sentence, you can't write it if you're not a fisherman, and you can't understand it if you're not a fisherman.
Straight to the dry goods! It's just stunned! Let those scientists who are fishing have no way out.
Before we begin, let's talk about the underlying logic of fishing, according to our old rules. What is the fundamental purpose of our research on various fishing methods? It's to let the fish eat our hook into their mouths smoothly. If that's not the purpose, then what's the point of us studying all the fishing methods? Is it just for the sake of being handsome? To some extent, the common denominator between big running lead and fine tuning is the same. But the scenarios they adapt to are different. A higher density of fish that is more suitable.
Straight to the point.
1. What do you think is the sensitivity of fishing and what are the different things?
First of all, we have to say that if theoretically speaking, the sinkling fishing method is indeed more sensitive than the big running lead. Because we all know when the whole line set is vertical. It is when the whole line set is most sensitive. For example, in our sling fishing method, the lower hook touches the bottom, and the upper hook is suspended. At this time, as soon as the fish eats your hook, your float will have a signal. But why is it not used when fishing for bottom fish? This brings us to what we talked about at the beginning. The fishing method is to allow the fish to eat our hook smoothly in their mouths. Obviously, this method of fishing has a hard time sucking the hook into the mouth. Because the strand is vertical, he holds the hook. The fish's mouth will touch your line as it eats the bait. This causes him to react vigilantly and quickly spit out the bait. This is the main source of empty poles.
Also because the forces are mutual. Sensitive to anglers, blunt to fish. How to understand this sentence? Let's take an example, let's say we have a fishhook to adjust the six meshes. After cutting off the hook, there are 12 meshes left in the float. That is to say, our hook weighs six meshes. So at this time we use bait to press the hook to the bottom of the water. It's important to remember that you're using bait to press the hook into the water. But the pull on your float is still there. You can only control that your hook is bottoming out. But you can't control that your strand is upright.
For example, if you have a hook and adjust six eyes to fish two eyes. The upper pull of this float is the six eyes of the hook. I add the four eyes that the bait presses down. You also have to add the weight of your lower hook to the three eyes. This means that the fish has to overcome the 13 mesh pull of your float before it can suck the bait into its mouth. In order to make your float produce a signal for the next pause. That's why the lower you tune, the more sensitive the saying comes from. This is because the degree of bending of your strand is controlled by the sinker, not by the bait. For example, we talked about this line set above. You look at it. Catch a glance. The upper pull of your float is the six eyes of the hook. I add the trimecho of the hook. That's a lot more sensitive than what you just dialed six and three.
Here is an explanation of why the weight of the hook is added? This is because you are carrying a fishhook tune ticket. You let the float weigh on your hook during the fishing process. And once your hook is finished, you will find that his force will act on your float in reverse. In other words, this force is borne by the bottom of the water, so the buoyancy of your float increases the weight of the hook. So at this time, even if you are using bait to press the hook to the bottom. Let the lower ditch lie on the bottom of the water. But your float buoyancy never changes. It's like a mineral water bottle. We led it with a stone and threw it into the water. If the stone is heavy and the bottle will follow, we will only have to increase the length of the rope until it comes to the surface. If the rope is particularly long. Then the bottle will float above the water. The same is true for floating. Although you push the float upwards, the float also grows mesh. But your strand isn't bent. It's just to make your waterline grow.
In other words, when you push the float up high enough, you will find that the float will lie down later. It will even float and lie down. Only then will your strand bend. And this bend is because of the weight of the line itself. Instead of you pushing up the float and letting the plumb sinker sink. That's why a lot of anglers are confused, why is his float a double eye, while mine is a small black grid, not even visible? In addition to the main line is not straight, the angle caused by it. This is a very important reason, because the power of the fish can only suck your float to this extent.
There is also the blind spot problem of the twin lines of Taiwan fishing, which we have talked about many times, so I will not repeat it here. If you are interested in translating our previous articles, in short, here is a simple summary, as long as your hook bait is greater than the remaining buoyancy of your float and the weight of the hook, then your hook is an anchor at the bottom of the water, and the fish eats your hook, as long as you don't straighten the strand of your hook, you also have no signal. Okay, that's it.
2. Chongqi Solution!
So we anglers, you have to clearly understand the so-called Lingheton? He: Then why do we have the illusion that hanging fishing is more sensitive than running lead? The first thing to say is that although it is all big running lead, there may be some people who will not use it. There is also a place where hanging fishing is suitable for him with a lot of fish. Because his line set is balanced. The process of bait in the water is very long. The longer the bait is suspended in the water, the more attention it will attract the fish. And the possibility of the interface is higher. Speaking of the attention of this fish, let's take an example. For example, after we cast the rod, when the float is in place, there will be fish eating the bait immediately. But when this short time passes, it will take you a long time to have a bite. This is the essence of teasing fishing, on this issue, let's take a look at us, teasing fishing is the king of wild fishing. You get the idea.
1, we talked about it above. The formation of the bait in the water is larger, it stays longer, and it attracts the attention of the fish. There's nothing wrong with it in black pits and competitive pools, and it's good to quack, but you can't do it in a wild fishing environment, because there are small trash fish. Alas! Our Four Divine Beasts. The power in the water is believed to have been seen by everyone who has fished in the wild. Don't say your itinerary is bigger. Even heavy lead sometimes can't provoke them. That's why we're always saying that some people have moved these violent fishing methods to the wild fishing environment, and that's the reason. Also fly the lead and increase the stroke. Increased capacity for fish interfaces. Aren't you just giving a buffet to the little trash fish? Can he spare you? The Lord who can eat two mouthfuls of wheat. You've got a flying lead.
2. The hook lies on the bottom of the water. It can really reduce the vigilance of the fish. That's why when we catch big fish, no matter how big a master is, he will choose heavy lead to the end. In addition, the hook lying on the bottom of the water can reduce the force of the fish when it sucks the bait. Let the fish suck the hook deeper. As we said above, the fish must overcome the buoyancy of your float for 13 purposes before you can make your float pause. It doesn't matter when fishing for carp in the black pit, because the carp is large and can suck the hook into it at once. But what if you're fishing for a small crucian carp of one or two? It's cold. And the hook lies on the bottom of the water, and the fish only needs to excite the weight of your hook and bait.
3. What is the common denominator between Tai Fishing and Big Running Lead?
What they all have in common is that they are all catching fish, and after eating the hook in their mouths, they turn their heads or look up to send and send up and down signals. Of course, the lower hook of the table fishing touches the bottom, except for the suspension of the upper hook or the fishing off the bottom or the fishing float, which can indeed see the fish mouth. Regarding the blind spot of the lower line of Taiwan fishing, we will not say much here. Go through our previous articles and you'll see them in detail.
The difference is that the big running lead needs to be matched with a short strand. Moreover, the big running lead also has to pull the fishing rod gently after the float is in place, which is to make the strand line straight. This way the fish can give you a signal to float quickly from any direction, and suck your bait into your mouth from above, at this time you have no signal, which is why the short line is highly recommended, because the line is short, as soon as the fish looks up, you can find the signal.
One final word. How big is the lead sinker of the big run? First of all, we give you a fixed choice, that is, for example, a 1g float. When your sinker is one gram, your sinker is upright in the water. The figure-of-eight ring bottoms out. When your sinker is two grams, your sinker is slanted. Your sinker is three grams, and your sinker is lying down at this point. What is the difference between them? The difference is that when the plumb sinker is small, the fish will pull the plumb sinker to run, which will give you a floating signal. When the sinker is lying down, if you are using a slick lead of the figure-eight ring type. Then the main line is sliding. If you're using a lead seat, then your main line is to slide a distance and the sinker will still run with the fish. So this depends on our own choice and the size of your fish.
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