1, the buoy light point light touch. The most important thing is that the fish is trying to find out what is going on, and if you can't find out what is going on, you will have to do something about it.

2. The buoy rises slightly and sinks one and a half meters. This means that the fish have eaten steadily, you can lift the rod.

3, the tail of the mark slowly rise, only to send half an eye or at most one eye, and then the drift does not move, is the time to lift the rod.

4, the buoy occasionally sink slowly. The slower the movement, the bigger the carp.

5, the buoy slightly trembling, slightly sunk half an eye to one eye, the standard movement will stop. This is the time to lift the rod for the buoy has just sunk, the process is very short, the angler is not highly concentrated, a little slow, you can lose a good opportunity.

6. The buoys are pointing continuously, and the movement is very small. The first is a sign that the carp has eaten steadily, so you can lift the rod.

7. After the buoy moves, it will slowly move upwards. The slower the movement, the bigger the carp, the faster the movement, mostly small carp.

8, the buoy gently diagonal shift, or flat shift, or slightly sinking, that is, to lift the rod.

9, the buoy powerful fierce point. Only a point of action, not sinking and not sent up, the bait has been eaten in the mouth, the fish should be larger in time to lift the rod.

10, the buoy moves horizontally, but also a little downward movement, that is, lift the rod.''

11, the buoy moves horizontally. Do not send the mark or black mark, only parallel lateral movement, this time the fish has bitten the hook, you can lift the rod.

12. The buoy is not sinking, but it is often a big fish when it sends the mark. The first time you see a fish, it's a good idea to take a look at it and see how it looks.

13. When the buoy is twitching, the fish are already biting.

14. If the buoy suddenly sinks quickly or sends up quickly, most of them are small carp biting.

15. The buoy is lying on the surface of the water and not sinking. This is often a big carp halfway bite, timely lifting rod fish.

16. If the buoy is slightly on the surface of the water, and it is continuously pointing, lightly sending or lightly sinking, the fish are biting, so you should lift the rod in time.

17. When looking for the nest and pilot, if the empty hook is sent down, the buoy does not sink or suddenly sinks. Often the fish bite the empty hook, timely rod. (The situation is less)

18, send the standard after the buoy quickly return to its original state, the standard for an eye to send flat and then return to its original state. This phenomenon is mostly due to the shrimp and crab feet toggle, starting more than empty rod.

19, the black label quickly returned to its original state, the label phase for a eye diagonal into the water, and then returned to its original state. The most important thing to remember is that it is a small fish that bites, so you don't have to lift the rod.

20. The buoy flickers underwater. This is the result of the fish touching the line. You don't have to lift the rod<>