Inter-line fishing rod
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Feb 4, 1997
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Aug 18, 1994
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Aug 23, 1993
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The invention relates to a line introduction portion for an inter-line fishing rod. A line introducing hole is located within a range between a point distanced forward about 1/3 of the entire rod length L from the bottom end of the rod tube and another point distanced rearward about 1/3 of the entire rod length from the tip top. When a plurality of interline fishing rod is manufactured as series, the locations where the line introducing holes of the fishing rods of the soft type, the forward-bent type, the long type, and the small standard weight type are formed are respectively set closer to the butts of the fishing rods than those of the line introducing holes of the fishing rods of the hard bending type, the forward-bent type, the short type, and the large standard weight type. Series of inter-line fishing rods with easy handling and increased casting distance can be provided.
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