How much lead should the luminous float take when fishing in the wild at night? What should I do if the luminous float takes too much lead?

When fishing in the wild, you should first choose the float based on the target fish you are targeting. The luminous floats on the market usually take a relatively large amount of lead, and the whole float rarely takes less than 1g of lead. The float takes a large amount of lead, which means that the float has a large buoyancy and can be matched with a relatively large main line. The sensitivity of the float decreases in the cold winter. The buoyancy decreases when the float takes a small amount of lead. When the water is deep, the small amount of lead taken will cause some problems of inaccurate bottom fishing.

How much lead should be taken when fishing with luminous float at night?

The selection of luminous float is similar to that of normal float. The amount of lead consumed is closely related to the type of fish, rod length, water depth, and bait weight. However, since the weight of luminous float is often relatively large, when choosing a luminous float, it is often slightly larger than a normal float. Under the condition that the rod can be cast normally, the luminous float should be selected with as little lead as possible. We will choose from four methods.

Rod length selection luminous float

The choice of luminous float for night fishing is mostly based on the length of the fishing rod. The longer the fishing rod, the larger the lead capacity and the easier it is to cast. Generally, the length of night fishing rods is about 4.5 meters. Because fish will feed by the side after dark, it is appropriate to choose a luminous float with a lead capacity of about 1.5g.

If the shore is noisy and the fishing rod is long, you will need to choose a float that can hold more lead. There is no fixed amount of lead that the float can hold, so choose the smaller the better, based on ease of casting.

Choose luminous float for bait rubbing and bait pulling

As we all know, the weight of rubbing bait is greater than that of pulling bait, and the influence of bait also needs to be taken into consideration. If you are rubbing bait, you can use a float that eats less lead, adjust the high eye and fish with a low eye. If you are pulling bait, because the bait is light, you need to appropriately increase the amount of lead that the luminous float eats.

Water depth selection luminous float

As we all know, a large float is used in deep water and a small float is used in shallow water. The same is true for luminous floats. Since the night fishing environment is relatively quiet, the choice of luminous floats should also be considered according to environmental factors. If the water depth is about 2 meters, choose a float with a lead weight of 1.5g. This way, when throwing the bait into the water, it will not produce too loud noise, so as not to disturb the fish foraging.

Fish species selection luminous float

The type of fish is also a criterion for choosing a luminous float. If you are fishing for small fish such as crucian carp, a float of about 1g will be enough. If you are fishing for larger fish, you should use a float that can hold a large amount of lead. However, the lead holding capacity of the float should not exceed 2.5g, because if it exceeds this amount of lead, the sound caused when throwing the bait into the water will be a bit loud.

In fact, night fishing is different from daytime fishing. Not only environmental factors need to be considered, but also the strength of fish in taking bait. Because fish rely entirely on their sense of smell to find food at night, they will not take bait very hard, so we are required to be as flexible as possible when adjusting the fishing.

What should I do if the luminous float has too much lead?

Lighten the lead weight to adjust it to one or two eyes. Summer is coming, and fishing is a bit fierce.

The luminous float takes lead, and is mainly used to fish for large fish at night. It is not very sensitive, and it may be a long cast, so neither sensitivity nor delay will affect the effect of catching fish. If the hand rod needs good sensitivity, you can only choose a thinner one.

Tips for choosing luminous paint

Most of the luminous floats currently on the market are relatively bulky, so you should pay attention to several indicators when purchasing.

First, the tail of the float should be thin.

It is understood that the thinnest tail of the electronic tickets currently on the market can reach 0.7 mm.

Second, take less lead.

The lead consumption is very important for the sensitivity of the float, especially when fishing for small fish and light fish. The lead consumption of the float should be selected according to the water depth.

Third, the float has its own weight.

The weight of the float is related to the casting rod and sensitivity. If the weight is greater than the lead, it is difficult to cast and the hook is likely to fall on the float. The sensitivity of the float with too much weight is relatively low.

If the fishing environment allows the use of lights, then use lights and ordinary floats.