Soft-tailed peacock feathers, the water depth is best not to exceed 1.5 meters. Personally, the seven-eye drift is more suitable for shallow fishing, and the fishing depth should be less sensitive. Peacock feathers generally drift and eat less lead. If the bait is light when fishing small crucian carp, you can adjust 3- 1 mesh for fishing. If the crucian carp is big, the bait is heavy, and there is little silt in the riverbed, you can adjust the 3-mesh fishing to 3- 1 mesh. If there is a lot of silt, you can adjust the 5 mesh 2-65438 for fishing to prevent the bait from being embedded in the silt in the river bed.

In addition, I think this fraternity should ask such questions at the initial stage of fishing. It's still a bit complicated to consider whether it can be found accurately. So, if you can't find the bottom, or can't distinguish the subtle movements of the ticket on the surface where the water doesn't flow, you can try to adjust 1 fishing 2-3 mesh. As long as there is movement, the fishing rate is still relatively high.

I hope my personal experience will help you.