How to use reflective buoys in Carp terminal fishing tackle to improve fishing spot identification?

Reflective buoys are usually available in various shapes and colors, such as round, oval or rod-shaped, as well as different reflective materials. When choosing, consider the specifics of your fishing spot, such as the depth and clarity of the water, as well as the weather and light conditions that day. For fishing grounds with turbid water or weak light, it is particularly important to choose a buoy with strong reflective effects. This can enhance its visibility on the water and help you observe changes in fishing positions more easily.

The location where reflective buoys are installed also requires special attention. Generally speaking, the reflective buoy is installed on the main line at a certain distance from the main hook or tow hook to ensure that it does not interfere with fish eating bait. The height and distance of the buoy can be fine-tuned according to the water depth and the activity habits of the fish. It is usually recommended to install the buoy at a certain height above the water surface to better reflect sunlight or other light sources.

Utilizing the reflective characteristics of reflective buoys is also the key to improving fishing position identification capabilities. When sunlight or other light sources hit the surface of a reflective buoy, the reflected light will be significantly enhanced, allowing you to quickly locate the buoy on the water. This is very helpful for being able to more accurately determine the location of fish in large areas of water, especially when there is insufficient light.

Also pay attention to adjusting the height and depth of the buoy. The buoyancy and depth of the buoy can be adjusted based on the specific fishing conditions of the day, including water depth and where fish are likely to be. Generally speaking, if the water depth is shallow or fish are active near the water surface, the depth of the buoy can be appropriately lowered to bring it closer to the water surface, so that the reflective effect of the buoy can be seen more clearly.

It is necessary to observe the movement and position changes of the reflective buoy at any time. Reflective buoys not only help you identify fishing spots, they also provide important information about fish activity. Regularly check the buoy for dynamic changes, including slight swings or tilts to one side. These changes are often signals that fish are biting the hook or touching the bait. By carefully observing and analyzing the movements of the buoy, you can grasp the fishing opportunity more accurately and improve the success rate and efficiency of fishing.

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