The best material for fish float is reed or peacock feather, followed by nano float.

Tips for choosing a fishing float for crucian carp. Carp are small, and common big carp are under 2 pounds, so you can choose a small fish drift with less lead consumption.

The long, thin-tailed drift is the most suitable for carp fishing, and this kind of drift is not affected by the water current and waves, so the fish bite signal is accurate. Most of the drifters for crucian carp are jujube-shaped and streamlined, with a small cross-section of the drift body and less resistance in the water.

The material of the drift is reed or peacock feather as the best, followed by nano drift, if you are a novice carp fisherman, it is recommended to use nano drift, which is stronger and more durable, and is not easy to be damaged due to mishandling. The lead consumption of the drift is generally between 0.8g~1.8g, which can be adjusted according to the size of the target fish. The larger the individual carp, the larger the lead consumption of the drift.

Tips for choosing a carp float. The carp that are caught in the fishing garden are usually 2~4 catties, so you should use a 40~60 cm long drift with a lead of 2~4 grams.

If you are fishing for carp, you should use a 40-50cm long float with a lead weight of 3 grams or more to get the best results; if you are fishing for smooth-mouthed carp, you should choose a float with a lead weight of 2-2.5 grams for good results;

Wild fishing for large carp is usually more suitable for a float that is 70-80cm in length.

If you are fishing for carp in the black pit, and you are looking for accurate bite signals, reed drift is the best, followed by nano drift;

If you are fishing for big carp, you can choose Balsam wood drift, which is stable, less affected by the outside world, and suitable for wild fishing for big carp.