Try the size of the target fish to choose! M: middle key, ML: middle soft key.
When choosing land, most fishermen will pay attention to: length, tonality, appearance quality, brand and price. Among them, "tonality" is generally thought of by English abbreviations such as "M, ML, MH", and sellers or fishing friends often call it this way: "This pole is in the key of M, that pole is in the key of MH" and so on. In fact, these English abbreviations are not about the tonality of Lueya, but about the hardness, which is called "force" in English.
The hardness (maximum load) of reed shoots is what we usually call "tonality" such as ML, M and MH, which refers to the maximum load value of reed shoots and the range suitable for bait throwing. The hardness of Lu Ya rod can be divided into several grades from soft to hard: UUL-UL-L-ML-M-MH-H-XH-XXH. Where "m" is the dividing line, the upper part is soft and the lower part is hard.
The hardness classification of Luya bar is as follows:
Super super light and very soft.
Ul-ultralight is super soft.
L-light is soft.
ML—— Medium light is soft.
M- medium, medium.
MH—— Moderately heavy and moderately hard.
H- hard.
Xh-overweight is super hard.