"I understand everything so far, but Brother Feng has yet to explain why such subtle movements can successfully hook a fish, especially those very slight 'negative bite' movements. When you don't strike after the first bite and then strike on the second, it seems the success rate is extremely high!"
Yue Feng glanced at the public channel, relieved that most people had understood. He cleared his throat and continued, "Alright, I've finished explaining the normal process of the line entering the water. Now let's discuss the question everyone just mentioned!
First point, why do 'negative floats' happen? What do 'negative floats' represent?
In fact, a 'negative float' can be understood as a weaker version of the 'black float'! This movement occurs because the fish are less active; not only is the force with which they eat the bait weak, but also the speed at which they move after eating the bait is slow, reflected in the sluggish and feeble sinking of the float.
