A fishing pole or a fishing rod is the main equipment attached in the entire mechanism of a fishing tool. This stick or pole is utilized for a suspending line with a hooked bait or lure. Classically, these fishing rods were made of bamboos, while nowadays; these are generally made of carbon fiber or fiberglass. In the due course of time, fishing rods have undergone revolutionary changes. Here are the most preferred types of fishing rods that are frequently used:
1. Tenkara Rods: These are the smart ones that come with a blend of other types. These rods have all the amenities of telescopic rods, fly rods, and carbon rods. The length of these rods range from 11 to 13 feet. These rods are best known for their mobility as these are of very light weight and their availability is also high.
2. Game fishing rods- These are ideal for saltwater fly fishing and these fishing rods are designed in such a way that they can catch huge fishes such as pelagic fish. Such rods are dense and don’t bent that conveniently.
3. Boat Rods- These are not the mainstream fishing rods and are considered to be a subclass of the spin category. These are basically shorter and heavier than other rods and used in saltwater fly fishing.
So you may marvel, should you dig deep into your pockets and shell out the big dollars for spey rods? Ultimately, I did, and then I submersed myself in spey casting posts and DVDs, until I felt ready to give spey casting a try.
Ultimately, after almost two finishing seasons of practicing ad experimenting with spey casting methods, I came to a resolution, and I found myself as a competent spey caster. What follows nonetheless, is not an in-depth analysis of spey casting, but instead a starting point.
