After Zhang Yang adjusted the fishing depth once again, after casting normally, the various movements on the bobber almost completely disappeared!
Yes, you got it right, completely disappeared. The large lead-weighted bobber showed obvious penetration effects once the fishing set was in the water. Occasionally, during the bobber's turnover, small white stripes on the surface might nibble a bit, but once the main line was taut, subsequent bobber movements practically ceased.
Experienced anglers who have fished reservoirs know that when fishing for carp and crucian, these bottom-dwelling species, it's often necessary to fish at the bottom.
But for Silver Carp and Bighead Carp species, fishing usually happens in the upper and middle water layers. Situations like Zhang Yang's, where he's fishing at a depth of three meters eight to four meters out of five meters, aren't common.
