The Sport Fishing Pole Exposed
January 16, 2011 by Daniel Ambrose · Leave a Comment
Did we just say we were going to expose the sport fishing pole? Provocative! But just how does one go about exposing a sport fishing pole? Do you somehow suppose there is something hidden about these poles?
Get your head out of the gutter. Our idea of exposing the sport fishing pole is to show the suttle, yet important, differences between the Sportsmans fishing pole, and the Hobbyist fishing pole. For the sake of curiosity lets just read this short post and see where it is going to go.
Whether you are the sportsman or the hobbyist, you are going to find this article revealing and possibly even informative. So without further ado lets get started.
Many fishermen, I have discovered, are just hobbyist. Not to say they are a lesser individual, but they are less concerned about their fishing gear, poles included, than the full out sportsman. They use whatever fishing gear they can get their hands on, and do not much care about the makers of the gear. They fish to fish and leave the fancy stuff to the “expert” fishermen.
On the other hand, the “expert” fishermen are extremely fanatical – some would say, about the poles they use, as well as the other fishing gear. The name on the gear really has little to do with the professionals choice of gear, including their sport fishing pole.
They choose their gear for things like craftsmanship and quality of product. The name on the gear may only factor in if the sportsman knows that names only going to be placed on quality products. Then the name can take a part in the sports fisherman’s choosing of a fishing pole.
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