What kind of fishing rod is better for catching big fish in reservoirs

There are quite a lot of fishing beginners, and choosing a fishing rod is also a very headache-inducing matter. So are you all clear about what kind of fishing rod to use for catching big fish in reservoirs? Let's take a look together!

What kind of fishing rod to use for catching big fish in reservoirs

You can choose according to the area where you usually fish and the species you are targeting. Both a 4-meter hand pole and a 3-meter isotsuri rod will work; use a hand pole in shallow water and an isotsuri rod in deep water.

1. For catching large fish, such as carp, silver carp, grass carp, and black carp, you can use a sea rod of 2.7 meters or more for long casting; a 3.6-meter sea rod + a 4000-series reel is most suitable for catching big specimens; when specifically targeting big fish, you can also use a 6.3- or 7.2-meter hand pole.

2. If catching small fish, such as crucian carp, you can use a 4.5- or 5.4-meter hand pole; if the shore conditions are relatively good (deeper water, a small amount of aquatic plants), using a 3.6-meter hand pole is also quite good.

3. If you want to catch big fish near the shore, you can use a 4.5- or 5.4-meter isotsuri rod with a float, so that you can target both big and small fish.

Fishing mainly still has to be decided according to your own usual hobbies and habits. These are all just provided as a reference for everyone; specifically, you still have to try it out to know which one is most suitable.