The fishing rod of 19 is harder than that of 28, because the harder the tonality, the faster the fish returns. Although the skill requirements are relatively high, it is more fun to walk the fish. You can put the string groups properly and fully enjoy the fun of fishing.

In addition, the 28-tone fishing rod is suitable for fishing in the wild to catch big fish, because the signal is fast, and the fish can be hooked quickly, and the speed of the fish is also very fast. So 19 is a good choice.

Fishing rod is a kind of fishing tool, slender and knotted. It usually has a handle, which tapers from the handle to the back end. Fishing line is used to connect the hook and bait. Fishing rod was originally a tool for human beings to make a living by fishing. Now it is usually used for fishing leisure in outdoor sports, and also for some sports or outdoor competitions in fishing competitions.

Fishing rods are divided into bamboo, glass fiber reinforced plastic (glass fiber material) fishing rods and carbon fishing rods according to materials. Among them, carbon fishing rods are divided into low-carbon fishing rods, high-carbon fishing rods and ultra-high-carbon fishing rods according to the different carbon content. At the same time, a British company introduced a kind of high-carbon fishing rod containing nano-boron fiber, and the industry used to classify the latter into one category.

Tonality of fishing rod

The so-called tonality of fishing rod actually refers to the hardness of fishing rod body. The tonality of fishing rod originally means that the overall curvature that the carbon tonnage of carbon rod can achieve under the overall tension is tonality, which means that the tonality of the same rod is different with different carbon tonnage. So how do you divide tonality?

In fact, the division of tonality is to make the fishing rod adapt to the needs of different fish and different fishing methods, and meet the habits and hobbies of fishing enthusiasts.

For traditional fishing rods, the easiest way to distinguish tonality is to divide the fishing rod into 10 segments, hold the rod horizontally, and locate the tangent point of the arc formed by the natural bending of the rod body, which is the basis for judging tonality.