Lowering the head of the rod after the throw (pointing the tip of the rod towards the surface of the water if standing in a high position) and maintaining a steady speed recovery is the most basic maneuver, but it is also very practical. After mastering the basic operation techniques, you can add some fancy techniques, such as when recovering at a constant speed, the tip of the front rod is gently pumped every few laps, slightly accelerated, and imitates the appearance of a small fish fleeing in a hurry. It can also be used to draw the tip of the rod to the left and then to the right, and so on, so that the lightning-shaped forward route in the water is more likely to cause predators. As for the speed of recycling, there is no fixed rule, slow do not bite to try fast, fast do not chase and try slowly, after trying more, you will have experience; But one thing to be careful not to pull the mino forward like a torpedo against the water, the predators will not be able to catch up.