Sinking speed "about 3.2 seconds/m. Aiming for squid in the surface to middle layers, of course during the day. "All-rounder" that is easy to use even at night fishing. The sinking speed is based on the assumption that the bait is attached. It changes a little depending on the buoyancy of the bait. After casting, sink it a little then twitch and repeat those actions until under the foot. Once feel bite, pick squid up without line slack. When you use the fishing rod holder Wait a while after reached the bottom. Twich sometime then once feel bite, pick squid up without line slack. By using a float, you can aim for the mid-range.