Key knowledge:
1. Buoyancy
The buoyancy of the float should be able to support the weight of the fishing hook and bait, and the appropriate buoyancy should also be selected based on the depth of fishing and the water conditions.
2. Color
Color also has a certain impact on fishing, as bright float colors are more likely to be noticed by fish in low light conditions. Choose a color that is larger than the water color, such as red, yellow, or orange.
3. Material
Common float materials include plastic, foam and wood. Floats made of different materials have different characteristics, such as foam floats are light, while wood floats are more durable.
4. Stability
The stability of the float is also a factor to consider when purchasing. A stable float can more accurately convey information in the water and is more helpful for observing fish biting.
5. Sensitivity
Some floats are designed to be more sensitive, able to quickly transmit information from the bottom and light touches from fish.