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13/07/2022

Some Catch from this season.....

03/05/2022

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25/12/2021

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28/11/2021

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04/08/2021

21/07/2021

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22/05/2021

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22/05/2021

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21/05/2021

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14/05/2021

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14/04/2021

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07/02/2021

Type of Rod
It is usually the first set of numbers that tell you how long the rod is and whether it is a 1, 2 or 3 piece rod. The last number of the group tells you how many pieces it is, anything in front of that refers to the length.
For example, in the picture above we see the designation 622. This means that the rod is 6 feet and 2 inches long. The final number (2) tells us that it is a 2 piece rod. If a rod had 6102 it would instead be a 6 foot and 10 inch long, 2 piece rod.
Rod Power

The first letter usually refers to how stiff or powerful the rod is. This is its resistance to bending and is also known as the rod weight. Generally, if you are targeting larger fish then you will need a more powerful rod. The usual designations are:

UL – Ultra Light

L – Light

ML – Medium Light

M – Medium

MH – Medium Heavy

H – Heavy

EH – Extra Heavy

The rod power is closely tied (pun intended) to the line weight it can handle. More on line weight later, but know that it is easier to choose a rod with an appropriate line rating than it is to guess what any labelled power rating means for any individual manufacturer.

Original post by Rafique Quazi.