The material of the positioning raft fishing rod is generally made of glass fiber material. The glass fiber material has excellent resilience. The tail of the rod is usually very thin and the guide rings are densely distributed, which is designed to increase the sensitivity of the rod when the fish eat.
However, there are also disadvantages. For example, when the fisherman picks up the line too fast in the process of fishing, the line cannot pass when he receives the node with obstacles, and the fishing wheel is still running, which means that the rod will bend slightly. If it continues to run, the fishing rod will bend to a certain extent and break. So the rod is a raft fishing for fishing in the process of often vulnerable to damage and consumption of parts.
The characteristic of the metal rod is that it has a high yield coefficient (generally speaking, it has a good toughness) and will not break under normal circumstances. So the market would say how much more flexible a titanium rod would be. Good metal pole with a little bit of flexibility and no breakage. Maximum (and only) advantage.
But the metal rod has a slight disadvantage:
1. The metal rod has a little memory (generally speaking, it will not straighten up after bending for a long time, and its sensitivity will also decrease).
2, the overall yield coefficient is not consistent (most of the raft poles are plugins, when the rod slightly used metal material, the rod body is still the original fiber material. In the middle of the fish after the compression of the yield force source from the rod slightly conduction, two different materials of conductor, the yield coefficient is not the same will cause bending nodes. Nodes can be damaged or burst when they are out.
3. The metal rod has a slightly high fatigue coefficient (the molecular structure of the metal rod will change in the bending and restoration process, and the original metal characteristics will also change).
4, the metal rod is slightly poor corrosion resistance (metal rod is slightly easy to rust and corrosion).
