Best Spinning rod

Modern spinning rods are characterised by the fact that they offer the angler a high level of comfort. However, in order for future fishing trips to be truly successful, a number of criteria must be taken into account when selecting a spinning rod. The desired fishing success can only be achieved with a good overall construction. The handle and blank of the new spinning rod must be of high quality, but the quality and properties of the reel and reel holder also influence the success of the catch. Spinning rods should always be selected according to the fish to be fished and the bait used. The spinning rod must be well balanced in order for the angler to be able to practise his hobby for hours without getting tired. The hand part of the fishing rod should be made of a non-slip material, wrapped with a non-slip material or equipped with a handle, e.g. made of cork, in order to achieve a better grip. The term blank refers to the main part of the spinning rod. The characteristics of the blank are decisive for a good and fast bite indication. In addition, the proportion of carbon fibres should be as high as possible and the proportion of resin should be low. Carbon fibers have the property of transmitting vibrations while resin dampens them. The Blank takes the lead during fishing, so to speak. The fishing line is guided from the reel to the tip of the rod by means of rings. The different spinning rods differ in their speed and flexibility. The Angel Berger Tele Angelset predatory fish rod + reel can be recommended as a very fast and high-quality carbon rod.

Not only the blank of a spinning rod has to convince with excellent properties. An equally important task must be performed by the roll holder and the roll. As a rule, a stationary reel is used when fishing with a spinning rod. The fixed reel guarantees easy handling of the fishing rod when ejected over long distances. For fishing in the sea, however, spinning rods can also be equipped with multi reels. The reels with which the spinning rods are equipped have been specially designed for spinning. Stationary reels and spinning reels differ in the way they are attached to the fishing rod. Multi reels are attached transversely to the rod. Stationary rolls, on the other hand, are mounted parallel to the spinning rod. The weight indicated by the manufacturer tells the angler how strong the spinning rod is when ejected. A model with a casting weight (WG) of 50 – 100 g will survive ejection with a maximum load of 100 grams undamaged. However, the spinning rod should be loaded slightly below the maximum limit in order to achieve longer casting distances. A spinning rod with a WG 60 should therefore only be equipped with a 48 gram bait. The casting weight also provides information on how well the lure can be guided under the water surface and how sensitively the rod reacts. Manufacturers of fishing rods usually indicate a slightly lower casting weight for their models so that the spinning rod is more stable. The offered rods vary in length between 1.60 and 3.30 meters. Spinning rods with a length between 2.40 and 3 metres are most frequently used

Spinning rods are offered as telescopic and plug-in rods. These basic versions are additionally subdivided into further subcategories. These subcategories are one-handed and two-handed spinning rods.