Customization
Get all your fishing gear and use the float with a marker to find the areas in which you want to put your bait. Even if you plan to fish near the bank in the fields, I recommend getting a floating marker there to ensure its absence of any koryag, especially if you have never caught this area before. You can easily find tips and tips on how to use float in Google. But they are worth every penny.
Place the bait boat on your uncoupling mat to protect it and pull your rig out from under it. Put as much bait in the boat as you need, I usually usually pull my rig to the top of the bait pile, keeping the lead and hook as straight as possible. This prevails when your installation gets tangled and twisted when you drop. You can also use a slice if the PVA foam is on your hook so that it does not fall into any weed. Set up a pair of individual banking sticks on which you can lie on your rod when you ship your boat. I do this for several reasons, the first of which is that you may have your wands near the water, so the wind will not take a single weak line, and the second reason is that your rod will always be in one position, and the same distance from the water, so if you cut your line or use marker tape, you will know that when your line hits your clip, you will be exactly the same as the previous or next drop,
Output boats
Take a boat in the direction of your marker float in the most direct line, I usually mentally notice a point on the opposite bank, so that you know that you can go in the same direction for your next trip. That is, a tree or a telephone pole or something like that. Choose what you can see in the dark, in case you get a run at night. Keep your line tight and avoid sagging. When you are happy that you are in a position, you want to lose the load. Let him go and wait until your leader hits the bottom and pulls himself in any sag, but only to your leadership you do not want you to push the hook away from a good pile of tempting bait. Use a special magnetic tape or road tape to mark your line so that you can remove it from the clip for the roller.
Depending on which boat you use, you can now repeat the procedure to throw your next installation, although from experience, if I myself, I usually take only one installation at a time, because I always get to the correct bird nest, but practice makes perfect (good close). Place your fishing rod on your pod and wait.
Other bait boat tips
Always give the boat one time when you return to make sure that there are no weeds on the details, etc.
I put a piece of electrical tape on top of the small drain holes on the front of the boat, when I take it out, as if the water is a bit changeable, the water can really get into them. Remove the tape when you return it.
Watch out for the thieves, the bait boat is an expensive piece of a set, always keep it out of place when not in use, and I take my bivvi at night.
There are a ton of accessories available for your boat, including GPS, fish finders, additional lighting, etc. I’m at night when light is needed if you sweep up stocks with lots of korag. I stick a small flashlight on it or use a head cutter with an adjustable strap around the carrying handle.
