Line 5, for black pit carp, it's basically the end of the line with a length of 3.4 meters, which looks quite strange.
Zhang Yang is currently using a 3.9-meter rod with 12.5H hardness. Handling two to three-pound carp is no problem, and even catching double fish occasionally is smooth as long as you control them slightly.
However, these are no longer enough for the current fish situation. Since there's an opportunity for surface fishing, Zhang Yang decided to go all out and maximize efficiency completely.
He took out line number five, then turned around and put his 12.5H fishing rod in the rod bag. After that, he took out a raw rod blank without any paint from the bag.
This rod is also 3.9 meters in size, but the tip diameter is thicker than the previous 12.5H, almost equivalent to the second section of a regular black pit rod.
If divided by the hardness of a normal black pit rod, this rod would be estimated to reach 15H, stiff in the hand, without bending when shaken.
