1. The string hook is a powerful tool for long-distance casting. It can catch fish species in all water layers. In terms of its type and use method, it can be roughly divided into two forms: falling hook and falling hook.

2. The most common hook fishing group is dropped at the bottom. A pair of string hooks has three to five hooks and is connected between the main line and the lead sinker.

3. The hook and line group can catch a wide range of target fish. Common green, grass, carp, crucian carp, bream, catfish, yellow catfish, cocked mouth, white stripe, etc. can be caught.

4. When fishing with string hooks, the control of the water layer is the most important. When fishing for bottom fish such as yellow catfish and catfish, the string hook bait should be as close to the river bottom as possible. At this time, we can use sub-lines or sub-sinks of different lengths to solve this problem.

5. After throwing the pole and tightening the line, use sub-lines of different lengths according to the angle between the line group and the river bottom. The short front and long back can effectively ensure that each hook is close or flat. Lie on the bottom of the river to increase your chances of catching bottom fish.

6. Use a double pendant. You can use a live sinker for the back drop, which should be lighter than the front drop. This ensures that the front drop is always in front when casting, and the line group will not be entangled by the double drop.

7. The function of the front drop is to fix the line group, and the back drop presses the connection between the string hook and the main line to the bottom of the river, making the entire set of string hooks lie flat on the bottom of the water.