A fish pole has a front and back block, which has a significant effect. The most visible is to make it easier to put in place and to ensure that the previous sections do not fall out except for the big ones, which means, of course, that there are no pole bags。
The other effect is to balance the sense of hand, with most of the rods having a heavy weight, and must be less heavy to load and not to hand, and some “spam poles” rely entirely on the back to cover their heavy head, without which they feel their head is lighter。
What's the use of the block? The only effect i can think of is to protect the rods when they are lost。
Many of the fishers were faced with the situation of “unable front plugs, unhooked post-blocks”, which i saw online before i saw a fish pole, which was interestingly designed to be installed on the back of a block when it was unblocked, and then a group of people commented on where it was well designed so as not to worry about the loss of the front plugs, to put them on the back plugs and to allow the fish poles to move back and back, to make their hands feel better。
What i'm trying to say is that it's too important for a lot of fishing people to look ahead, and it doesn't really mean much。
The pole is blocked: some are not comfortable, others are not upset
Some of the fishers have a compulsive condition, and each time they finish fishing, they have to block the front, even if they don't, to know where it is, otherwise they will suffer and feel that the pole is incomplete。
And some of the fishers, on the contrary, first thing they do is get rid of it, even if you don't throw it, but hide it, and then you lose it. I'm one of those people, and i've got a pole that's impossible to find unless i get in the water once。
If you're a compulsive patient, and you're not stuck, go and get one. If it was not for coercion, it would not be appropriate, as long as there was a bag, there was a blockage, and sometimes there was a blockage or not。
The effect of a plug is to prevent a pole from falling out, even if you throw it in a pole bag and then into the trunk, you can always drive a car, sometimes drilled out in the first week or two of a shock, and there is a risk of a break-up (only a risk). Another problem is, if there's no poles, it'll be interesting if the rods come out of the bag, head down。
However, these problems are largely solved by a pole bag, some with elasticity, both of which can be held against the pole, and a hole in the side of the pole, which is the most safe place。
Some pole bags are inelastic and then the top is open, and when they are put in, they are tied to a rope, and they need to be careful and at least tighten。
There's a few abuses in the front block. It can't be ignored
The main reason for this is the fear that the water will not spread out, and if the temperature is too high, a small bubble may rise, which should have no effect on the strength of the poles, but it does not look comfortable, and it does not make it possible to cause intense fear. In the case of higher-priced poles, a bubble would appear to have fallen and it would have been painful。
And here's to add: if your poles are all bare carbon except for a lot of arteries, then don't worry about bubbles, but only the first few bars are painted. Post-crowding is only a possibility of bubbles, not 100 per cent, which does not mean that they are never bubbles, but rather that they are naked outside。
Now many of the poles are covered in bare carbon. There are two other problems, the first is that water will accumulate inside the pole, and if it's stuck in front of it and it doesn't evaporate, it will be difficult to extract it from the next use, especially section 12。
I've been through this a lot before, and the most impressive one is going out with friendsFishingThey both used mineEquipmentSo let's get them wired, floated, and then get their stuff done. Whoever knows i'm still packing, they're on the fish, and i'm going to get the rods up and start fishing as soon as i can, but the rods are so much water that i can't get them out a little bit, and one of the things that i'm in a hurry to do is to use violence and shake one. Well, it's pumped out, but the dead pistons don't go back, and eventually it leads to the pole。
The second problem is that the front is blocked and the water is not evaporated, and the red rope at the top of the pole could be suffocated. For example, when you fish twice a week, each time it's blocked, it's basically the red rope that's always wet and can be smothered or moldy。
Put it on as long as possible when it's dry and out of service
There is a high rate of fishing, a pole is often used, and there is no need to put a plug in it, and don't think you can dry it with a towel when you take it back. If you don't believe it, you'll break the plug and see if there's water coming out。
Fish poles can be plugged when they are completely dry and are not used for long periods, but it is recommended that each section should be pumped out, washed and put in the vent for some time before they are collected. It would be beneficial to block the poles that are not used for long periods of time to prevent small insects from drilling to cause damage to the rods。
There's a lot of stuff in there, including some fish polesMaintenanceI think it's more about how expensive the poles are。
Take my own example, i never cared if it couldn't afford bubbles, if it had scratches, if it was bad, if it was bad enough, and if it was bad enough, i'd buy another one。
But the expensive poles are not the same, and i can't afford to put them in the trunk for a long time, fearing that they will be broken every time they run out of them, wash them and then dry them with soft cloth。
I don't know what their friends think about the plug? Are you used to buying it and throwing it away or do you stuff it every time you run out? You are welcome to comment。
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