The moment the thought arose, Zhang Yang quickly made a decision.
Standing up from his fishing spot, Zhang Yang turned around and took out an 8.5h hardness ultra-rigid rod from his rod bag for black pit fishing, then swiftly changed to a fishing line and bobber that had been pre-adjusted before starting.
2.0 main line, a bobber with a lead capacity of 2.4g, this setup is a standard configuration for small ticket venues in the black pit.
After a brief calibration of the bobber, Zhang Yang took less than a minute to completely overhaul his fishing rod setup.
Opening the sub-line box, he took out a 1.2 sub-line and a size 9 reinforced sleeve, swiftly replaced them, double hooked kneaded bait, hook with cannon, and continued fishing!
With the thicker hook and main line, the bites were noticeably less frequent, the bobber only slightly dipped about one-third of the way.
Zhang Yang expected this, switching from a 0.8 sub-line to 1.2 would inevitably worsen the bites.
