Trout bfs Rod Series Introduce in 2025
Blank:
Finalizing blank or all models. Significant modifications applied to 5’2″ met model’s requirement.
Components:
Applying minor color adjustments to certain components.
Finalized custom Reel Seat and locking parts.
Cosmetics:
Fine-tuning the colors for the anodized metal components.
Logos, texts, and mark designs have completed.
What we look for in castability varies from model to model.
While load/release timing and recovery rates are important for a good casting rod, the hookup and landing ratio make a unique trout bfs rod that is short in length.
We use measurable indexes for each performance criteria to achieve the goal we set per model.
Guide configuration becomes extremely important for short rod with the steep bend curve.
The load on each guide during a fight is adjusted to optimize the load on each blank section to maximize lifting power while controlling line flutter and frictional resistance to maximize line release for the cast in short length blank.
All of the locations featured in the video are deliberately chosen to demonstrate the effectiveness of the bfs method on pressured fish in popular fields for the pre-introduction phase.
Wild fish from the lake entering heavily pressured skinny water for migration is the ideal field situation for the real test.