How to choose fishing tackles

Wild fishing should be the favorite fishing environment for every angler, and choosing a comfortable fishing rod during the wild fishing process is particularly important. At present, there are a variety of fishing rods on the market, so how should we choose a suitable fishing rod for ourselves?

So today, let’s talk about some personal opinions from the perspective of how beginners choose the fishing rod that suits them.

Generally, when choosing a fishing rod, we need to combine different fishing scenarios, but in a wild fishing environment, we also need to follow the following principles when choosing a fishing rod:

1. Long not short

We all know that there are many sizes of fishing rods. From the perspective of platform fishing, the length of fishing rods can be roughly divided into 2.7 meters, 3.6 meters, 4.5 meters, 5.4 meters, 6.3 meters, 7.2 meters, 8.1 meters, and 9 meters. When we are fishing in the wild, it is best for beginners to choose a longer fishing rod. The old saying suggests that beginners should choose a 5.4 meter or 6.3 meter fishing rod, which can basically handle most fish situations. Whether it is fishing in the winter and spring seasons or fishing in the summer and autumn seasons, the fishing depth can basically meet the demand.

2. Lighter than heavier

The wild fishing environment is complex, and Taiwan fishing mainly emphasizes the frequency of throwing, so beginners must consider the weight of the fishing rod when choosing it. Due to prolonged throwing, there is a high demand for one’s physical strength, and beginners who are not accustomed to high-intensity pole throwing can put a lot of pressure on their arms. Lao Tan recommends choosing a fishing rod weighing between 150g and 220g.

3. Less, not more

It is best to go on a fishing trip lightly, so that when choosing fishing rods, we do not need to buy one of every size, which is completely unnecessary. Moreover, bringing too many fishing rods to go wild fishing is also very inconvenient. Generally, one fishing rod is sufficient for wild fishing, with a maximum of two. And when we choose fishing rods, there is no need to choose expensive ones. It is important to know that in the wild fishing environment, fishery resources are the most important. There is no need to spend a lot of money to buy a fishing rod. It is important to prioritize cost-effectiveness. Personally, I suggest choosing a fishing rod within the range of 150-250, which is cost-effective, easy to use, and not expensive.

4. Be soft, not hard

Most people enjoy wild fishing, and more importantly, they experience the uncertainty and feel of fishing. We don’t need to pursue the speed and catch of fishing like Black Pit. So the old advice is to choose a softer fishing rod when choosing a wild fishing rod, with a tuning of 28 for fishing. It is not recommended to choose a fishing rod that is too hard.

Above 4 points hope useful, thank you.