Why don’t we use sea rods for fishing now?

The reasons why sea poles are not used for fishing now may be due to the following aspects:

1. Inconvenient operation: sea poles usually require more time and space to set up and operate. It may not be convenient for people who fish in cities or in limited spaces.

2. Low success rate: Compared with hand poles, the success rate of catching big fish with sea poles may be relatively low. Since the sea rod has a longer casting distance, big fish may be scared away after sensing the bait, reducing the success rate of catching big fish.

3. Impact on the environment: Sea rods usually require the use of more bait and lead bobs, which may have a certain negative impact on the water environment. In contrast, hand pole fishing generally requires the use of less bait and more environmentally friendly fishing methods, with less impact on the environment.

4. Changes in the nature of leisure: With the popularity of fishing as a leisure activity, more people are beginning to pursue a more relaxed and enjoyable fishing experience, and hand-pole fishing is more suitable for this need.

In summary, although the sea pole is also an effective fishing tool, due to various reasons, relatively few people may now use the sea pole to fish.