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When you use the right kind of rod based on your experience level, you have the best chance at a successful fishing trip.
MATERIAL
LENGTH
FLEXIBILITY
Fibreglass
These rods are on the heavier side, but very durable and a great value. They’re ideal for beginners, but can handle larger fish.
Composite
The majority of anglers will use glass fibre or graphite composite rods. These are more lightweight than fiberglass and more affordable and durable than pure graphite rods.
Graphite
Well-seasoned fishers may prefer a graphite rod for its superior strength and lightness. They give the angler more fighting power and can handle most fishing situations.
These short rods are good for new anglers and children. They have shorter casts and are easy to control, which helps to develop technique. They work with small bait.
6’ to 7’
These medium length rods work well for people fishing at an intermediate level. They allow you to do longer casts and give you more control overall.
6’6” to 8’
An experienced angler will want a longer rod. These are better for use in wide open areas. They also do longer casts and can handle bigger baits to attract larger fish.
