What is the appropriate weight of the comprehensive pole? What kind of fish is the comprehensive rod suitable for fishing?

What is the appropriate weight of the comprehensive pole? The net weight of the comprehensive rod changes with the length (flexion and extension length). For example, the comprehensive pole of 3m 6 is generally 65-75g, that of 4m 5 is generally 100- 120g, that of 5m 4 is generally 140- 160g, and that of 6m 3 is generally 160g.

Grass carp suitable for fishing: Carassius auratus is the most common freshwater fish, alias Carassius auratus, Carassius auratus, shellfish and so on. Widely distributed in ponds, streams, canals, rivers, lakes and reservoirs all over China, the average grass carp (primary crucian carp) is generally within 1kg.

Carassius auratus: Carp is a common freshwater fish, also known as carp seed, carp seed and hairy seed. It is omnivorous and often lives alone or in small groups at the bottom of still water with sporadic aquatic plants. The average individual is 5 ~ 100Kg, and the larger individual can reach more than 100kg.

Carp: Carp is a common freshwater fish, which is also known as pomfret, grass pomfret and white pomfret. It is herbivorous and widely distributed in ponds, streams, rivers, lakes and reservoirs all over the country, with an average individual weight of 5- 10 kg, and larger individuals can reach more than 40 kg.

Bream: bream is a common freshwater fish, also known as Changchun bream, grass bream, high bream and so on. They are found all over China. Theoretically, bream also includes Wuchang fish and Triceratops. The average individual 1 ~ 2kg, and the larger individual can reach 3.

Catfish: Catfish is a common freshwater fish, alias silver carp, silver carp, jumping silver carp and so on. It is carnivorous and widely distributed in all parts of China, especially in the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River. The average individual weight is 5- 10 kg, and the larger individual weight is 30-40 kg.

Silver carp: Silver carp is a common freshwater fish, alias silver carp, silver carp, bighead carp and so on. It is carnivorous and widely distributed in all parts of China, especially in the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River, with an average individual 10 ~ 20 kg, and larger individuals can reach more than 50 kg.