The correct way to adjust the drift is as follows:

One, the lead to find the bottom

Find the bottom is always the first step of the drift, no matter what kind of drifting method, because find the bottom is to determine the depth of the half-water, in order to determine the depth of the water, and at the same time, look at the depth of the fishing point around the shallow situation, whether to hang the bottom can be roughly try to find out.

Finding the bottom is relatively simple, that is, enough lead wrapped around the lead seat, but there is a certain need to pay attention to, this time the state is the lead pendant lying on the bottom, the float is best to show a small amount of eyes, to keep the water line is taut.

Second, pull down the float

Pull down the float to determine a depth to adjust the drift, this depth is often referred to as half-water depth. The closer the half-water depth is to the depth of the water, the more accurate the drift is. How far do you pull the float down? The lead is lying on the bottom when you are trying to find the bottom, and the subline is also lying on the bottom, so as long as the pull down distance exceeds the length of the subline, it is basically more appropriate.

But to be on the safe side, it's often 1.5-2 times the distance of the subline. The first space bean of the floating seat can be left in the bottom finding position, and when you hang the bait later to find the bottom, the bottom will be found between the 2 space beans, and the bottom will be found very quickly.

Three, to determine the adjustment

To determine the depth of half-water, began to trim the lead skin. As for how many eyes, this is not random, need to consider the fishing eyes and bait weight. Overall, the bait is light and still want to fish fishing low eye, then adjust the eye can not be high. Anyway, there is a formula to refer to, fishing eye = adjusting eye - double bait weight.

This formula can be seen, fishing high and low with the adjustable eye and bait weight have a relationship, and in turn the adjustable eye to determine how much, but also need to take into account the bait weight and fishing eye. For example, adjust a 6 eyes.

Four, weighing the bait

Don't overlook this step, there will be anglers directly ignore this step, directly hanging double bait to find the bottom, casually determine a number of eyes on the start of fishing. The first thing you need to do is to get a good look at the bottom, and then you can start fishing. It's best to hang up a double bait and see how heavy the two baits are. This will make it easier to flexibly adjust the LingDong, and clearly know the state of the double bait under the water, so that it is convenient to find the mouth.

Directly hanging double bait to find the bottom, if the bait is very heavy, that's no problem, if the bait is light, to find the bottom of the people looking for blood. When weighing the bait, it is possible to hang a double double bait without a visual number, or there can be a visual number. If you don't have a visual number, you can fish a few double baits are in the bottom, but you only know double baits are in the bottom, in the end, what state is still not clear.

If you have an eyepiece, assuming it's 2 eyepieces, then as long as you hang the bait to find the bottom when fishing a little more than 2 eyepieces, then it's in the end.

Fifth, find the bottom to determine the fishing aim

The last step is to find the bottom, find the bottom is the essence of drifting. We fixed a space bean in the lead drop when we were looking for the bottom, and the float was pulled down 1.5-2 times the length of the subline, so that we didn't need to try too many times to find the bottom.

We adjusted 6 eyes above, hanging double bait is 2 eyes, hanging single bait should be 4 eyes, if you want to fish a bait to the bottom, a bait does not bottom, find the bottom fishing 2-4 eyes on the line, fishing double bait to the bottom, to fish 4 eyes more points. If you want to fish a few eyes to fish a few eyes, what state you want to fish, this is the benefit of knowing the weight of the bait.