What rod to use for walleye fishing

Fishing for walleye requires the use of stiffer rods that can withstand the pull and weight of the walleye.

Generally speaking, fishing rods for walleye are divided into two types: sea rods and freshwater rods, and the specific choice of rod depends on the place of fishing and the target species.

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Sea rods are special rods used for fishing saltwater fish, and they are usually longer, with a length of between 2-4 meters, and some can even reach 6 meters or more. Sea rods are stiffer and can withstand the pull and weight of large fish. Fishing lines for sea rods are also thicker, usually using 0.5-1.5 size fishing line. Sea rods also have larger reels that can withstand the pull and weight of large fish. Sea rods are suitable for saltwater fish such as sharks, sailfish and tuna.

Freshwater rods are specialized rods for freshwater fishing and are usually shorter, with a length of between 1.5 and 3 meters. Freshwater rods are also stiffer and can withstand the pull and weight of larger fish. Fishing lines for freshwater rods are usually 0.3-0.8 size. Freshwater rods also have larger reels that can withstand the pull and weight of larger fish. Freshwater rods are suitable for freshwater fish such as carp, crucian carp and blackfish.

When choosing a fishing rod, you also need to consider the place where you are fishing and the target species. If you are fishing on the beach, it is recommended that you choose a sea rod, as the species of fish in the sea water are usually larger and require a stiffer rod. If you are fishing in freshwater, it is recommended that you choose a freshwater rod, because the species of fish in freshwater are relatively small, and you can use a freshwater rod.