I see it the same way. It's incredibly difficult to choose the right Shimano rod. Nowhere does Shimano say what the Rods are built for exactly. Shimano is wasting a lot of potential because of poor marketing.
Can anyone explain what action wich rod is? If you stick fish name on the rod it does not explain lure, technics, weight or depth.. And this is confusing not only for buyers, but sellers too - I found no shop to test onsite any of yeasei rods / only eshops dear to have them in stock (but).. Lets asume all JDM rods are fast action. Does yeasei range has any bendy ones for trihooked hard lures (sub 20g range)?
The yasei series has one rod for one fish and technics. In Shimano catalogue there are all specifications for every lure for rods. Internet it's your friend.
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I see it the same way. It's incredibly difficult to choose the right Shimano rod. Nowhere does Shimano say what the Rods are built for exactly. Shimano is wasting a lot of potential because of poor marketing.
Can anyone explain what action wich rod is? If you stick fish name on the rod it does not explain lure, technics, weight or depth.. And this is confusing not only for buyers, but sellers too - I found no shop to test onsite any of yeasei rods / only eshops dear to have them in stock (but)..
Lets asume all JDM rods are fast action. Does yeasei range has any bendy ones for trihooked hard lures (sub 20g range)?
The yasei series has one rod for one fish and technics.
In Shimano catalogue there are all specifications for every lure for rods.
Internet it's your friend.