Traditional fishing line size

If you catch fast-swimming fish, the main line is 4.6 meters, and the secondary line is 15-20 cm. If you catch medium-speed fish, the main line can be 4.8 meters and the secondary line can be 20-30 cm. For slow fishing, the main line can be 5 meters and the secondary line can be 30-50 cm. In the specific selection, in addition to the swimming speed of fish, we should also consider the influence of fishing depth and fish species size on the length of fishing line, and choose the most suitable fishing line. 1. How long is a fishing line with a 4.5m fishing rod? Fishing rod is one of the main fishing tools. Many parameters of fishing rod need to be paid attention to. When preparing, we should not only pay attention to the fishing rod itself, but also pay attention to matching with other tools. For example, the fishing line needs to be matched with the fishing rod, and the fishing line with appropriate length should be selected according to the degree of the fishing rod. From the specific application point of view, the 4.5-meter pole is a commonly used pole, and the fishing line matching with this pole needs to be divided into main line and auxiliary line. At the same time, the appropriate length should be selected according to the characteristics of fishing species.

For example, at this time, the main line can be 4.6 meters, and the secondary line can be 15 to 20 cm. If you catch medium-speed fish at this time, the main line can be 4.8 meters and the secondary line can be 20 to 30 centimeters. For slow fishing, the main line can be 5 meters and the secondary line can be 30 to 50 centimeters. However, this is only a rough range. In the specific selection, the depth of fishing and the size of fish species also have an impact on the choice of fishing line, which needs comprehensive consideration.

2. How big is the drift of the 4.5m pole? As mentioned above, when choosing a 4.5-meter fishing rod, we should pay attention to the reasonable collocation of fishing line and fishing rod. In addition, not only the fishing line needs to match the fishing rod, but also the float. The amount of lead eaten by fish floats is an important aspect, which needs to match the fishing rod. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to eat about 2 grams of lead at this time. However, because the factors that affect the choice of float are not only the fishing rod, but also other factors.

For example, from the perspective of fishing depth, if you want to catch a deeper position at this time, you have to choose to eat more lead, such as about 2.5 grams. For another example, the size of the wind and waves is also an aspect that needs to be considered. At this time, when the wind or waves are relatively strong, it is more appropriate to use a larger drift, otherwise fishing will be greatly affected.