How long is the average fishing rod?

The expert replied that the average fishing rod is about 4.5 meters long. This length is moderate and easy to operate.

The most commonly used fishing rod is the hand rod, which is suitable for fishing in fresh water. It is inconvenient to throw it too long, and it is not suitable to fish it on the shore if it is too short.

When fishing very timid fish, or when the shore is very noisy, it is far better to fish with a pole of more than 5.4 meters.

In winter, fish will stay deeper and farther because of the cold, so they have to use poles over 5.4 meters.

Different types of fishing rods have different length specifications. Common hand levers are 2.7, 3.6, 4.5, 5.4, 6.3 and 7.2. But the sea pole is different, shorter. If it exceeds 2.7 meters, it is a relatively long pole. The specific fishing rod is selected according to the fishing area. In most freshwater fishing, hand fishing rods are usually used, and very large freshwater and sea poles are used to fish in seawater. If you have a specific fishing target, you must also consider its size and distribution. When fishing for big fish and bottom fish, use a longer pole.