Fishing Float Design

Buoys are a versatile tool for anglers. Buoys not only serve as an indication that the feed is inedible, but also can make the movement of the bait look more natural. Buoys are generally made of cork, wood, peacock feather and fiber / plastic, with various design shapes. For example: Length, round, oval, gasing, like a bullet head and form of a diverse shape, but still have the same function. How to select a buoy on a flowing or flowing water surface This first buoy type is used specifically for fishing in flowing or flowing waters. This type of buoy shape in the end is more bulging / fat than at the base. How to install this type of buoy is also not clamped tin (ballast weights), but clamped using a rubber hose at the end and base, so that the main strings will stick along the float. Buoys that tend to slim ends fit to be used for fishing in a position where the distance between the tip fishing rod (fishing rod) and buoy tend to be closer, as if we fishing in the river with cockroaches, worm baits and other similar bait that is usually light weight. How to choose the right float used on a calm water surface is the opposite of the type of buoy that the first buoy of this type is designed for use when fishing in waters whose surface is relatively quiet or relatively silent. The shape is generally cylindrical and short, long or cylindrical cylindrical with bulging parts near the base. The short cylindrical buoy shape, most suitable for fishing in weather conditions that have no wind and the surface of the water as flat as oily. Well now it can be concluded that a good buoy and true must be seen clearly by anglers. Placement must be in accordance with the length of the fishing line and its position right above the water surface will facilitate the supervision of the fishing bait. Sharp and striking color patterns will also make it easier for anglers to know the movement of fish, As for the fishing at night today many special design buoys that can be attached by placing light skotlight made of phospor material (flourecent).