| In fly fishing, the rod has several
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| | rod length, it isn't appropriate to own
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| functions and useful purposes at once.
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| | an extremely long one if you knew that
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| Above everything else, you should pay
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| | you're not prepared with a particular
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| attention more to your rod and its parts
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| | length. On the other hand, when it comes
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| because the rod is going to be more or
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| | to rod handles, it's recommended to use a
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| less, your sole companion during the
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| | handle made out of cork or foam since it
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| actual moment you'll be fishing.
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| | wouldn't be slippery especially to
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| Now, a rod has guides. These guides are
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| | fishers with wet hands.
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| also called "the eyes" because these are
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| | In terms of weight, a rod would be better
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| the ones which tells you whether there is
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| | if it weighs medium/ moderate or heavy
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| already a caught fish or not at the end
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| | and not light. It's all because
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| of the line. You'll simply get a "feel"
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| | manageability and strength counts in
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| if you're going to have a fish for
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| | getting the fish out of the water.
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| dinner.
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| | Pulling could be a feat at times
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| Just like any other equipment in fly
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| | especially if the fish just won't hold
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| fishing, a rod guide has several
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| | still (who would ever want to hold still
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| different types. Basically, the rod
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| | when you're hooked on the mouth?), that's
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| guides' rings are the ones responsible in
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| | why make sure that the rod isn't too
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| preventing your lines from fraying
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| | heavy.
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| because its purpose is to reduce friction
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| | Going back to the rod guides or "the
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| on the lines. Some rings are made of
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| | eyes", make sure that all your guides
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| aluminum oxide, chrome plating, gold
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| | attached on the rod are all put in place
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| aluminum oxide or it can be silicon
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| | properly. If it is, expect your line to
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| carbide. But there are still some guide
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| | glide smoothly along the rings, but if
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| rings that are made from ceramics,
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| | not, make sure that the guides aren't
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| although the ceramic material is mainly
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| | bent even before you begin fishing. You
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| put as a metal frame on the outside of
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| | can maintain the good condition of your
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| the ring.
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| | rod; guides and line by making sure each
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| In handling the rod, it would be best to
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| | of the rings on the rod are regularly
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| take note of the length and the material
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| | cleaned.
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| both of the rod and the rod handle. With
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