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什么是调漂（What is a drift） What is a drift Floating is the eye of the fisherman. It is well known that floating (including floating tail) has a certain volume, which can produce buoyancy. The magnitude and direction of buoyancy obeys Archimedes law: objects submerged in the liquid are subjected to upward buoyancy, and the magnitude of the buoyancy is equal to the gravity of the liquid being displaced by the object. Only the correct understanding of buoyancy can create the correct drift theory, and can make the correct drift method. In this paper, I have some understanding of the static buoyancy and dynamic buoyancy of the floating tail part. 1. Static buoyancy of floating tail Floating immersed in water will be subjected to static buoyancy of water. The point of discussion here is the buoyancy of the drift between the eyes and the fishing line in the static state. In determining an empty hook, only the eye is tuned to the eye. The floating tail is not immersed in the water, and it is not as static as we refer to. After the bait, the sink sinks. A drift tail between the eye and the eye is immersed in the water, and the volume of water is released, creating the static buoyancy of the part of the float that we are talking about. How big is the static buoyancy of this drift? It is equal to the gravity of the boiling water in the drift between the eye and the eye. The larger the drift, the larger the difference of the line, the larger the static buoyancy. Of course, if the catch is more than the set, the difference is negative, and there is no static buoyancy. What is the effect of the static float? The static buoyancy of the floating tail is caused by hanging the bait on the hook. It can be seen that the static buoyancy of the floating tail is related to the gravity of the bait. If the bait is completely suspended, the gravity of the bait is equal to the static buoyancy of the floating tail. If the part of the bait is partially suspended, the gravity of the suspended part o