After a series of fine-tuning, Zhang Yang's original adjustment from eight eyes to three eyes was changed to eleven eyes due to a lighter hook.
Zhang Yang didn't add lead sheets but decisively adjusted the bobber upwards until the catch was at six eyes before stopping.
With the preparations complete, Zhang Yang pinched double hooks with peanut-sized bait and added a small scattering cannon to the hook shank. A flick of the wrist, and it was cast into the spot.
The lighter hook slightly slowed the bobber's speed when entering the water, but after stabilizing, it descended normally and quickly reached position.
When the double hook reached the bottom, six eyes of the bobber were exposed above water. Zhang Yang watched attentively, not missing the slightest movement.
After two hours of fishing, quite a few fish had gathered in the nest. As soon as the catch stabilized, small movements quickly appeared.
