We talk about the largest 0.4 line from the most detailed, with the first two steps more than one gram within one gram. Why is it that when you use such a thin line set, your float cannot be too large, and if the float is too large, such a thin line will not make sense. Because it can't come out of the action, when you use such a thin line, this float is within a gram.
When you use 0.6 is also less than 1 gram, and when you use 0.8, you can use 1.2 grams and 1.5 grams. But it is not recommended to be about one gram. When you go up to 1 point zero, remember 1 point to zero, and don't be any smaller for a moment. Don't consider it within one gram, it's one gram to one and a half grams and two grams of money, you don't need to go to the main line of one and five when you get to one point five, because there is no need for one point two in the wild fishing tap water, and you don't need to jump directly to one point five in the black pit.
At 1:5, the amount of lead you eat on the float is not less than 1.2 grams. If I choose, it is 1.5 with 1.5, the maximum use is 2.5, 1.5 main line, 1.5 grams of float to 2.5 grams of float, and the amount of lead eaten is arbitrarily matched with the main line of 2.0. Its float eats the amount of lead, which starts from two grams, 1.8 grams, 2 grams, 2.5 grams, 2.5 to 3.0 grams.
We said that the starting point is two grams, and it starts with two grams. You say I'll take another 1.5 gram buoy and put it on, but it doesn't make sense. Then you say that I used four or five gauges, fishing for big fish, when the long rod, then you use five grams and six grams, at least thirty-four grams to start, otherwise you can't throw it out, don't you understand?