In order to meet the requirements of underwater unmanned vehicle(UUV) landing, a hydraulic support rod type bottom auxiliary mechanism was optimized and proposed. The technical design was carried out in detail, and the principle prototype was formed. The test results show that the prototype can withstand 2.5Mpa water pressure, has 1.8cm/s support rod expansion rate and has a roll adjustment ability of 18°. Under 25kg ballast, the position change of only 0.5mm occurs after 24h. Then, the prototype was fitted to an existing vehicle and the sea trial was carried out to verify the support function. The research results provide a new idea for underwater bottom-sitting technology.