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Name the fish. Get the tackle and the rod that throws it.
Pick a fish and this site tells you what to put on the end of your line, which rod shape throws it, and the physical reason behind both. That reason is hook type, bait weight, cover, and what the fight actually asks of a rod. A largemouth bass and a swordfish get the same page shape and almost nothing else in common.
Rods are picked by technique, not by fish. That is the whole method: the species points to the ways it gets caught, each of those points to the tackle, and the weight of that tackle decides which rods can throw it. Nothing here is rated, ranked by price, or sold.
What Is in the Data So Far
Species are published in waves, not all at once. Everything below is live in the fact table that the pages read from.
- Species
- 3Browse species
- Techniques
- 6Browse techniques
- Tackle
- 12Browse tackle
- Rod profiles
- 6Browse rod profiles
Species Published So Far
Largemouth Bass
freshwater · beginner
4 techniques reach this fish, led by texas rig.
Redfish
saltwater / brackish · intermediate
3 techniques reach this fish, led by jighead soft plastic.
Swordfish
saltwater · advanced
One technique reaches this fish: deep drop.