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Hi,
I searched and found little information about Lure Weight. For example, a Lamiglas Ron Arra Surf Pro 10' rod has a lure weight of "3/4 to 2 1/2" and the 11' has lure weight of "1 to 5". What do they mean? For the 10' rod, if I use cut bait plus a 4 oz sinker and cast hard, would I break the rod because cut bait weight = 1.5 oz + 4 oz sinker weight = 5.5 oz total? Or the weight of the sinker is immaterial? I want to know because I have broken a graphite rod rated at lure weight = 3oz and I used a 4 oz sinker. Was it a bad rod ($40 Ande graphite rod) or I exceeded the rating of the rod? If the lure weight is the total weight during casting the rod can handle, then how is it going to handle and big fish? I am confused. Thanks |
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