Jigging Rods

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Why Your Jigging Rod Is The Guitar of Your Rig The internet is full of information about rock guitarists and the music buffs want to know about their rig. It’s much the same with fishing, because there is more than one element to your success or the lack of it. What people are going to want to know about first of all is the guitar: the principal tool of the trade. With tackle fishing , it’s the rod – perhaps your saltwater jigging rod . The guitar geek will also be interested in the pickups (in fishing, the reel and the controls) and even the strings (what make, what gauge – in fishing, the line) and the effects of pedals (sustain, chorus, wah wah etc – with you it’s lures). We’ll forget about the amplifier for now, okay? Read More So, Eric Clapton uses mainly a Fender Stratocaster but has also been seen with a Fender Telecaster or a Gibson (Les Paul, SG, Flying V among others) and he will no doubt have tried just about everything else out there that seems like a good option. By the way, anything with caster on the end would be an obvious choice for a rod, but Leo Fender got there first and you might have copyright or trademark issues if you marketed a fishing pole under those names. Anyway, casting is only one concern, and the way your jig rod performs includes other aspects. A jigging spinning rod has to be the right size and weight for you, with the sensitivity and responsiveness you need. One person’s great jigging rod is another’s cumbersome plank, and a third person’s flimsy whip of a thing. We all have our own styles so we have our own preferences in hardware too. There is no right and wrong with jigging fishing rods , it’s just what suits you, and although the beginner will be wise to accept some guidelines, ultimately the long-term decision is going to be influenced by what happens out there on the fishing trip. Personal experience leads to personal preferences. Choosing Your Jigging Fishing Rod Guitarists can make themselves comfortable in the store and pl