Sea Role Advisor

An allegedly frustrated husband, who lived in a dilapidated beachfront house with his wife, Ilsebill, sat by the water day after day fishing and fishing, sitting and sitting … until one day he was lucky in the form of a huge, talking fish on his fishing rodhad fidgeted. As far as the Grimm brothers are concerned. It is not known how the lucky man pulled this miracle fish out of the depths of the floods; most likely it was better off fishing equipment than the marital home.

Which are the basic components of a fishing tackle?
The basic equipment consists of fishing rod. fishing reelWith fishing line, Swivels, spinners, steel leaders for „great pike“, fishhooks, poses / floats, shot lead (not for shooting but for more casting weight), loosening tongs, Warblerand Fishing rod holders(if you want to fish from a boat), meter (some fish may only be shot from a minimum size) and a knife.

Historical

Cave finds in East Timor (skeletons of deep-sea fishing, fishing hooks) suggest that the people there went fishing 42,000 years ago.
12,300 year old fishhooks made of mammoth ivory were found in the Wustermark in Brandenburg.
An illustration of a fishing rod can be found in a tomb in the necropolis Beni Hasan in Egypt. It dates to the year 1950 before Christ. On the ancient Egyptian fishing rods were usually several lines with hooks and baits attached.
From the year 1195 AD. comes a drawing from China, which shows an angler with a roll-like structure on the fishing rod.
Anno 1651 AD. For the first time, a pivotal role is mentioned in European literature.

Not only for salvaging „thick fish“: the fishing reel

The modern fishing reels consist of fishing rod, reel with coiled fishing line, Schnurfangbügel, crank, switch for backstop, spool brake, as well as roller base and reel holder, which connect the coil complex with the rod.
When the fishing line is ejected, it unwinds from the spool and can be retrieved with the crank. The integrated adjustable brake regulates the fishing line reserve in the „string container“ under tensile load. If there is a certain pulling force, the line must be released, otherwise the equipment will be damaged and the fish will be lost. As the fishing reel takes on the crucial role in fish drill, the money for the hobby is best invested in the fishing reel.

What are sea rollers?

The so-called sea ​​reel is one of several common types of fishing reels.
The outstanding feature of sea ​​reel is their saltwater resistance. With a sea ​​reel it is possible to fish in the sea. Seaweeds are designed to be more robust than fishing reels for use in fresh water. They have a significantly higher braking force and have a long throw coil. For high-quality sea rollers, the set braking force is maintained continuously. The brake and housing are sealed watertight, water and dirt particles can not penetrate. Quality sea reels are fine mechanical masterpieces. They are lightweight, made of high quality material and have strong, durable gears and ball-bearing, CNC milled gears are more precise than die cast variants. The chip removing milling method allows much tighter manufacturing tolerances and better dimensional stability compared to die casting production. The housings are made of aluminum or magnesium and are secured against twisting, the gearbox is perfectly fitted into the housing. Innovative coil design allows larger throw distances. The interaction of all components is optimally coordinated so that everything works smoothly and without jerking and no fishing salad is created when catching the fishing line. There are the sea rolls as stationary rolls or as multi rolls. In the stationary rollers, the spool is non-rotating, i. „stationary“. When cranking, a rotor revolves around the bobbin, which makes it possible to lay the cord neatly. The multiroll is a reel type with rotating spool. It is more robust and allows a direct contact with the fish during the drill.
Well-known producers of both stationary and multi-reels are Balzer (Germany, founded in 1949), Cormoran (Germany since 1973) Daiwa (USA), DAM (Germany), Mitchell (USA), Okuma (Denmark), Quantum (USA), Shimano (Japan), or Spro (Germany).