In addition, the area to the right is shaped like a shallow basin, where the falling bait accumulates. All the bait that Zhang Yang painstakingly cast might have been swept away by the undercurrents. Meanwhile, the angler next to him is getting bites as Zhang Yang stands there frustrated, which makes perfect sense now.
Realizing this, Zhang Yang immediately got up and took out the last unopened pack of aged corn bait from his tackle box. No need to crush it, just squeeze it a bit by hand, and mix it with the moist ground bait.
The yellow storm bait is light in weight, but the aged corn is heavier with larger granules. In this case, the adjustment of mixing them provides a more obvious bottom retention effect.
After a simple adjustment of the bait, Zhang Yang added ten balls of bait to the right-side fishing area, switched the double hooks to the moist ground bait, reduced the casting frequency to one cast per minute, and continued targeted casting.
