1. When fishing silver carp and bighead carp, first expose more than half of the tail out of the water, then bait it, float into the water, turn over and stand up, and when it sinks to 2-3 destinations, pull the rod to observe whether there are any fish in the nest. If fish enter the nest, take the bait and continue to rub the bait to ensure that the float is kept at 2-3 meshes, so that it will be clear when watching the drift.

2. When silver carp and bighead carp enter the nest, it is best to feed them more. When the bait is atomized slowly, it is easier to catch the mouth and it can be controlled in about one minute.

3. Silver carp and bighead carp belong to pelagic fish, and generally live in the upper waters, which will be determined according to the actual weather and water conditions. Generally, in hot weather, their catch is about 1 m, and it is slightly deeper when the temperature is low.

4. When fishing silver carp and bighead carp, there is another way to adjust the drift. Hang the double hooks first to ensure that the spacing between the double hooks is about 10 cm. Then, hang a heavy lead on the lower hook and move the float towards the hook as much as possible. After the float completely sinks into the water, gradually move the float upward until the tip of the float is exposed, which is the end of the story.

5. Then start cutting the lead skin until the float is about 8 eyes above the water surface. When fishing, it is best to hang the bait to adjust the drift, so as to ensure that the bait can reach the appropriate water layer. When the float sinks too much, pay attention to continue cutting the lead skin until the float is about 2 eyes above the water surface.