Why the casting distance of some of my rods are short and how to resolve it | Fishing Planet

Dearest viewers, today i am going to give some brief explanation on why at times, the casting distance of some of your rods can be very short as indicated by the numbers at the bottom right of your screen near the speed of your reel indicator. At times, when we transfer some of the rods or just purchase a set of new feed rods such as CreekPro 300 that i bought in the video, we will notice that one of the rods will suddenly have a very short casting distance of 34m compared to another of similar setup with 150m casting distance. What actually causes such issue and how to resolve it? The answer lies with the length of your line that you attach to your rods. Sometimes, we tend to forget that we accidentally attach some leftover lines to our rods and as such the casting distance become too short and they have nothing to do with the fishing rods, sinkers, baits or your reels. When we purchase lines whether it is fluoro , mono or braid line, they all come in several length such as 150m, 300m ,500m or 1000m. When we used that line to our rods, we will cut them out leaving maybe only until 17m left or maybe 133m left and we put back to our inventory in our bagpack. So, we just take those leftover lines out of the inventory and attach it back to our rods again. As such, we need to look at those numbers stated below the line in the tackle slot as they indicate the length of the line we attach to our rods. if there 150 below the braid line, that means we can cast until 150m far and if there is 34 below the braid line, that means we can cast 34m far away. The numerical value on the right side of the screen also gives us something to think about. If the number is below 150 or 100, then no point for us to keep those lines in our inventory and we can dispose it or sell it for some credits. Just replace your rods with short casting distance with brand new lines that were not used before or with any leftovers that have over 150m to 300m and above in length. Just keep those new and long leftover lines in your bagpack. So if you attach 133 line to your rod, your casting distance will be 133m as indicated by the numbers at your bottom right near the speed of your reel indicator. I hope you all will understand what i am trying to teach you all here and hope this simple guide of mine will help you to progress un the game. Thanks.