Need to choose tuna fish rod for your next yellow fin tuna fishing, then you might
need to get further information about it. Most people think that fishing big
fish means they also need to use big fishing rod. However, that is not true; at
least not anymore since the advancement of fishing rod material has made a huge
change in the industry. You should not doubt it since every fishing rod made
from fiberglass are very durable, thus when a fisher has found their favorite
fishing rod, they would never putting it down anymore. However you should also
know that some fiberglass fishing rods are hollow since they have tubular
construction.
How to Choose Suitable Tuna Fish Rod?
However, as the fishing reel keeps getting
small in size, even diameter of fishing braids also getting smaller, thus it is
understandable that the fishing rod you have used for years also keeps getting
lighter and keeps increasing its performance. As you can see even in the world
of the Tuna fish rod, they keep using better and
more advance technology to help you conquer big yellow fin tuna fish only by
using small size fishing rod. Of course that fishing rod would already have the
latest technology to be able to do so.
If you notice in these past decades, fishing
rod with composite material has become more and more popular. That tuna fishing rod,
which made using combination of graphite material and fiberglass materials to
construct it, takes the best part of two material combine together. Thus the
fishing rod will have the sensitivity which it takes from the graphite material
and the strength which it takes from the fiberglass material. This is the
reason why fishing rod which made only using fiberglass material is usually
heavier and has less sensitivity if you compared it with tuna fish rod which made using this composite
material.
However some fishing rod manufacturers are
confused when ask to explain which material that they use to make their fishing
rod. Some will even say graphite material even though in fact the fishing rod
is made from carbon glass material. That is because the manufacturers are using
both material names interchangeably thus the confusion happen a lot. It is true
that both materials are actually made using carbon. However for graphite
material the carbon atoms are layered in hexagonal ring shape. Meanwhile on the
carbon glass material, the carbon atoms are only in chain shape, thus with this
material, the tuna fishing rod can have smaller
blank diameter and better performance.
The fishing rod blank which has layered
construction makes the fishing rod does not appear bulky anymore. With the new
and advance technology, now it is possible to make fishing rod that is thick
but still slim in diameter. Usually those fishing rods is combining T glass
material for the inner layer, meanwhile on the outer layer it will use carbon
material. With this material combination, now the tuna
fish rod can have faster and lighter action compared to the old day
fishing rod that requires you to sweat around when fishing.
With this new fishing rod material, there
would be better parabolic action that the fishing rod can handle thus fast-tip
action is currently less needed. With this action, the fishing rod will bend
down more towards the position of your hands which at the same time will give
more pressure on the tuna fish. Of course, the length of your fishing rod will
also highly affect this ability and action of the fishing rod. If you really
want to clamp down a big size yellow fin tuna, then you might want to use
shorter fishing rod length.
Of course the hardware that you use on the
fishing rod will plays big role on your action as well. You should always make
sure that the main line is sliding through on the guides in clean manners.
Having a good quality guide will give you better withstand, however you should
also ensure to wrap on the guide correctly. Use triple or double wrap for the
guide which can withstand the tuna fish strain for years. And remember to protect
the tuna fish rod while traveling;
do not bump it around while transporting it since it may break the quality and
material.
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