Casting Rod

When you use a spinning rod/multi rod, you use a multi reel/spinning reel. What applies to a spinning rod is that the rings are smaller than on a reel rod because a multi reel does not need to reel in line in the same way as a reel reel. The reel sits with a low center of gravity on the rod and therefore does not require large, unwieldy rings. What distinguishes a spinning rod is also the "trigger". The trigger on a spinning rod sits on the underside of the rod to create balance in the rod by holding the trigger between the fingers. The trigger is thus the protruding spike on a stick.

When you are going to buy a spinning rod, you should first think about what you want to fish for and what types of baits you will use. To make it easier for you, we have listed some good basic information below. We have written the length of the rods in feet (ft), one foot is 30cm. The gram weights are how heavy the draws you use are. If you have any questions, please get in touch.

• Light fishing = 7ft - 8ft / 12g - 20g
• All-round fishing = 7ft - 8ft / 20g - 35g
• Goose/Pike Fishing = 7ft - 9ft / 35g - 50g
• Downsize fishing = 7ft - 9ft / 50g - 80g
• Pike fishing = 7ft - 9ft / 80g - 150g
• Heavy pike fishing = 8ft - 9ft / 150g >