Campaigns
Casting weight (up to)
Rod length
5' (153 - 182cm)
6' (183 - 213cm)
7' (213 - 243cm)
8' (243 - 274cm)
9' (274 - 304cm)
10' (305 - 334cm)
11' (335 - 365cm)
12' (366 - 395cm)
13' (396 - 426cm)
16' (488 - 511cm)
0 ft ( 0 - 150cm)
Rod pieces
1-Piece
2-Piece
2-delat
3-Piece
3-delat
4-Piece
5-Piece
6-Piece
Telescopic
Brand
13 Fishing
Abu Garcia
BFT - Big Fish Tackle
Berkley
Bite of Bleak
D.A.M
Daiwa
Darts
Dragon
Eastfield Lures
Effzet
FKP-Gear
Fladen
Fox
Fox Rage
Gator
Greys
Gunki
IFISH
Illex
LMAB
Okuma
Pezon & Michel
Prologic
RenzStein
Ron Thompson
SHIMANO
Savage Gear
Sensas
Spro
SvartZonker
Söder Sportfiske
Söder Tackle
Westin Fishing
Price
Spinning Rods
A spinning rod is a good choice if you want to avoid thinking and also want long, secure casts in strong wind. It's always a tricky question, whether to choose casting or spinning when you're buying new gear. Of course, there are pros and cons with both, but the advantage many see with spinning is that you have the low center of gravity that comes with a hanging reel, this gives a natural pendulum effect that favors the softbait perch angler. Also, the risk of getting your line tangled is minimal, compared to casting. Spinning has been the favorite choice for fishing perch and sea trout.
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