Dijia's rods are mainly lightweight. It feels great in the hand for carp fishing, but for carp fishing, it always feels like there is no bottom in the heart ah ...... At least out of the 20 or so Dijia rods I've used, none of them have been able to make a lasting impression on me.

If I had to pick one of the rods in the preselection you provided, it would be the Athletic Carp. The Kui is a carp rod, and the First Class Technique is a competitive rod, but it's also on the softer side and doesn't have a leathery enough feel to it. The Diocesan is a good rod, but due to its thin walls and hollow tail tip, it's a bit hard to handle big game fishing. Although the Competitive Carp also has a hollow tailpiece, at least it has a universal swivel, and the wall of the rod is much thicker to the naked eye.

My personal recommendation is to bring your 15-footer along with you for the bigger and more durable carp. 4.5-meter rods have a lot more power and control over the bigger fish. In addition, the light Wei can not a second generation of purpose of the rod is good, at least, to deal with wild fishing carp grass carp, fight big things, can make your heart more bottom.

Last year in the mid-autumn, I fished in my hometown near the hydroelectric power station caught a 17 and a half pounds of grass carp, No. 3 main line 1.5 of the subline, 4.5 meters can not be a book of the second generation of the eye, 20 meters of rope, about 10 minutes into the care

If the fish pond 10 pounds of fish, I guess it is equivalent to the wild environment of the same kind of fish like 5-6 pounds so. Fishing pools are not comparable to wilderness fishing