Lure fishing, also known as casting or spinning, is a popular method of fishing that involves using artificial lures to attract fish. When it comes to selecting a fishing rod for lure fishing, there are a few key factors to consider. Here are some features to look for in a good lure fishing rod:
1. Length: Lure fishing rods typically range from 6 to 10 feet in length. Shorter rods offer better accuracy and control, while longer rods provide greater casting distance. The best length for you will depend on your fishing style and the specific conditions where you fish.
2. Power: The power of a fishing rod refers to its ability to handle different lure weights and to control fish. Lure fishing rods are usually classified as ultralight, light, medium, medium-heavy, and heavy. The best power for you will depend on the size of the lures you plan to use and the species of fish you are targeting.
3. Action: The action of a fishing rod describes where it bends along its length when pressure is applied. Lure fishing rods generally come in three main actions: fast, medium, and slow. Fast action rods bend mostly at the tip and are good for casting long distances and setting the hook quickly. Medium and slow action rods bend progressively down the length of the rod and are better suited for fighting fish and handling lighter lures.
4. Material: Lure fishing rods are commonly made from graphite, Carbon or fiberglass, or a combination of both. Graphite rods are lightweight, sensitive, and offer excellent casting performance, while fiberglass rods are more durable and have better shock absorption. Some modern rods use a combination of materials to achieve a balance of sensitivity and strength.
5. Reel seat and guides: Look for a lure fishing rod with a quality reel seat that securely holds your reel in place. Additionally, the guides (the rings through which the fishing line passes) should be durable and smoothly finished to minimize friction and allow for longer casts. When selecting a lure fishing rod, it's important to consider your budget, the type of fish you plan to target, and the specific fishing conditions you'll encounter. Additionally, it's a good idea to visit a Our tackle shop and handle different rods to get a sense of their weight, balance, and overall feel before making a purchase. And have a chat with our well Trained staff for a perfect match with a reel.