How to adjust the drift of herring with screws in winter

Most slippery herrings come from old black pits that are often caught, scraped and unhooked!

Coupled with the low temperature in winter, the herring's mouth is light and slippery, so it is best to use a longer pole to catch this herring, so the herring's vigilance is greatly reduced and its mouth is more fierce!

It is suggested that the fish hook should not be used to adjust the drift, and the fish hook and snail should be used to catch 2 eyes. In this way, the double hook bait is firmly at the bottom, filtering out the useless action of sliding the mouth of the fish, and only when the hook bait really enters the mouth of the herring will there be a drift signal, thus catching the fish! Resources /998.html