Here are the steps to properly assemble a sea rod for float fishing:
Confirm that the length of the line and the size of the float match. In general, the length of the line should be 20-30 cm more than the depth of the water, and the size of the float should depend on the depth of the water and the size of the fish.
Tie the hook to the end of the line and attach the hook to a small loop at the bottom of the float.
Insert the float into the socket at the top of the rod and make sure the float is fully inserted.
Attach the sinker to the fishing line, about 30-40 cm away from the hook, to ensure that the bait can float naturally in the water.
Adjust the weight of the sinker to ensure that the float is balanced in the water and does not fall to one side when the fish bites.
Check that all components are securely attached, especially hooks and plumb sinkers, to ensure they don't fall off or come loose.
Hang the lure on the hook and adjust the float position so that it remains vertical in the water.
Cast the line group into the water and slowly adjust the height of the float so that it is in the same water layer as the fish.
The above are the basic steps for the correct assembly method of sea rod float fishing. In practice, it is also necessary to make adjustments according to different fishing sites and weather conditions to get better fishing results.