There are many factors to consider when choosing a float that turns over quickly, including the material, shape, and amount of lead eaten by the float. Here are some suggestions to help you choose the right float for you:
Materials: Choosing lightweight, strong materials is key. Carbon material is the mainstream material of current floating, which has the advantages of light specific gravity, high strength and corrosion resistance. For example, new carbon materials such as silicon carbide carbon nanotubes have better performance. In addition, materials such as peacock feathers, nano, and balshan are also good choices.
Shape: The shape of the float will also affect its turning speed. In general, floats with long bodies and short legs turn over faster because floats of this shape experience less resistance in the water. Short-bodied, long-legged floats are relatively slow.
Lead consumption: The amount of lead eaten is an important parameter of the float, which determines the buoyancy and sinking speed of the float. Generally speaking, the float with a large amount of lead sinks faster, but at the same time, it will also increase its volume and weight, affecting the speed of turning over. Therefore, when choosing a float, you should choose the right amount of lead to eat according to your fishing method and target species.
Sensitivity: Sensitivity is one of the most important properties of floating, which determines how quickly the float reacts to the bite of the fish. Generally speaking, floats with higher sensitivity can catch the bite of the fish more quickly and improve the success rate of fishing. But at the same time, be aware that too much sensitivity can lead to misjudgments or false signals.
Brand and **: Well-known brands of floats generally have better quality and performance, and ** are also relatively high. Some small brands or unbranded floats may have quality problems or unstable performance. Therefore, when choosing a float, choose the right brand and ** according to your budget and needs.
In short, there are many factors to consider when choosing a float that turns over quickly, including material, shape, amount of lead to eat, sensitivity, brand and **, etc. When choosing, it is necessary to choose the appropriate float according to your own fishing method and target fish species to improve the success rate of fishing.