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Description
Total Length: 9ft (274cm) /Compatible line: #6 /Weight: 93g /Joint: 4 /Grip: 175mm /Closed length: 73cm
These days, switch rods and two-hand rods are the most popular types of tackle used on lakes.
However, on the other hand, the advantages of single-handed play are being secretly reconsidered.
The advantages of single-handed fishing include the ease of retouching, ease of handling, the ability to enjoy direct interaction with fish, the ability to retrieve as close as possible, and the quiet fishing achieved by the small line impact that many experts agree on. There are many benefits.
At the lake, No. 6 falls into the category of light tackle, but it can be used for hatch match fishing for midges, fishing for boats that don't require long distances, hurling, and fishing for cicadas along the shore at Lake Chuzenji. is also used.
The reason for this is probably because of the low impact of the line, allowing for quiet fishing and the ease of handling. Of course, this is a standard spec at fishing parks. It is a rod with good tension and excellent castability, and it is a rod that can be used to target highly active fish far away at the fishing park.