Bolognese rod

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A Bolognese rod corresponds to a telescopic pole or pole. However, it has high protruding string rings and a reel holder for a stationary reel .

The main area of ​​application of a Bolognese: fishing wide rivers at greater distances. Due to its length and the correspondingly larger line take-up, it allows very controlled, active pose guidance even at great distances. The opposite of an active, controlled pose with a rod that is too short would be a passive and unguided abortive pose that pulls a large bow of string lying on the water behind it, thereby driving closer and closer to the bank and thus out of the feed track. A Bolognese pose, on the other hand, can be held in the feed lane for a much longer distance with the line lifted from the surface of the water by the active pose guidance, which increases the chance of a catch.

The advantage of this rod is that you can fish in the same way as a pole , but with heavier and more powerful fish, you can react to escape directly with the reel brake. With a conventional pole rod, an internal rubber is needed for cushioning.

Furthermore, you can choose a preferred fishing distance directly and flexibly. That means, you can let the whole assembly drift further with the current or you can fish for a short time directly under the rod.

The lengths of these rods are 5 to 8 meters.