When fishing for carp, there are many factors to consider when choosing the right amount of lead to drift, including the size of the carp, the depth of the water, the length of the pole, and the thickness of the main line.
Carp is a medium-to-large fish, so it is necessary to choose a float with a large amount of lead to maintain stability on the water surface and reflect the signal of the carp being hooked in time. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to choose to eat a lead amount of 2-4 grams when fishing for carp. If the water is deep or you need to use a longer pole, you may want to choose a drift that eats more lead.
In addition, it is also necessary to consider the influence of the thickness of the main thread on the amount of lead eaten. In general, if you use a thicker main line, you need to choose a drift that eats a larger amount of lead to maintain sensitivity.
To sum up, the selection of the appropriate amount of drifting lead when fishing for carp needs to be judged and selected according to the actual situation to ensure that it can accurately reflect the signal of the carp being hooked and improve the success rate of fishing.
In addition, it is very important to choose the right drift type. For carp, a larger fish, it is recommended to choose a float type with a longer body and a shorter drift foot, which can better maintain stability on the water surface and reflect the signal of the carp being hooked in time. At the same time, the shape and material of the float also need to be considered, and choosing the right float shape and material can improve sensitivity and stability.
In conclusion, choosing the right amount of lead and type of drift is one of the most important preparations when fishing for carp, and it needs to be carefully considered and selected. Only in this way can you better master fishing skills and improve the success rate of fishing.
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