Why did the eight-character ring drop?

For coarsening, coarsening is mostly hollow and buoyant. The thicker the tail, the greater the residual buoyancy, and the more difficult it is to transmit signals. Generally, long poles are used, so the eyesight is poor and the number of eyes cannot be seen clearly. In order to observe the drift easily, a thick-tailed float can be used.

Here we will discuss the details that need to be paid attention to when adjusting rough drift fishing. Especially in winter, we will choose long pole fishing, because the fish in winter are generally deep water, deep water, and long poles are often used to float fish with thin tails, which may be unclear, so many people will choose to float with rough tails, and most people will choose two eyes, three eyes and three eyes.

Nowadays, many fishermen like to catch a few eyes with leveled water, which is precisely the mistake of drifting with thickened fish tail. Because many people have no idea about the thickness of the drift tail, just adjust a few to catch a few. If the thickening of the drift tail is ignored, it will have greater buoyancy.

I did a test, which was a float with two eyes thick. I adjusted my eyes first and hung a lead skin, which was just enough to suppress the thick scum in my eyes; Then ten eyes were adjusted, and the lead skin was hung, just pressing the thin floating tail under two eyes down to the thickness of four eyes; This also shows that the buoyancy of an eye-thick tail is equivalent to the objective buoyancy of our normal floating tail 34. Of course, everyone slaps their tails boldly with different thicknesses. You can measure or test it yourself.

If we fish with a small hook and string, you should consider the weight of your hook. After training, we all choose to fish with hooks. After leveling, you can take down your dividing line and see how many eyes your float can lift. The number of eyes that appear is the weight of your double hook. I've tested it many times. I used a number 5 cuff hook. The two eyes and two armhooks of the thickened float can only be turned up by half an eye. That is to say, even if our double hook is completely put down. To catch two eyes, you can only let the eight-character ring touch the bottom to offset the weight of one and a half eyes, which is very heavy.

Under normal circumstances, the weight of the small hook and the thin line is basically impossible to be greater than the buoyancy of the two thickened ones, so we choose to touch the bottom with two thickened eight-character rings when fishing in horizontal water. That's why many people ask me why I was trapped by the fish without lifting the fishing rod at all. Maybe that's why.