If the fish floats, the fish will float up.

A fishing bobber is a fishing tool used to signal when a fish is biting the hook. When a fish bites the hook, the float will change, such as floating, sinking, or shaking. This is usually because the fish is biting the hook or swallowing the bait.

The floating of the fish bobber does not mean that the fish has been caught, but it means that a fish is interested in your bait or is biting the hook. At this time, you need to react quickly, lift the rod and reel in the line to ensure that the fish is caught and successfully caught.

However, a fish floating does not always mean a fish is biting. Sometimes, currents, wind or other external factors may also cause the fish float to change. Therefore, when fishing, in addition to observing the dynamics of the fish float, other factors also need to be considered comprehensively, such as fish activity patterns, water temperature, and bait selection.

Remember, fishing requires patience and skill. With experience and practice, you can better understand the signals of the float and improve your fishing success rate.

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