For those who have used Dijia’s first-class technique, please tell me about your experience of using it. How many big fish have you caught with this rod?

How do I put this? It’s not about the pole that makes the fish fly. Dijia is a famous brand, so the pole is still guaranteed. My friend and I went fishing the day before yesterday. He caught a 10-pound wild carp and a 4-pound one with a 3.6 Laogui Zun, a 0.8 brain line, and a sleeve 4 hook. What does this mean? The pole is secondary, and the technique is first. The method of slipping the fish is not appropriate, and the 0.8 brain-line fish will break with a little force. When catching big fish, you must pay attention to the angle of the pole. If it is too big, you will lose the rope, or you will have to break the thousands of dollars worth of Shimano and Dawa.