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  1. ngrinchenko@gmail.com
    Hello, I just watched mini series for bass fishing for beginners and read website articles and was about to purchase a rod. Question struck me. Can a rod be a two piece rod or is it a big no-no? Can it be more than a two piece? In addition I will be trying to learn to fish together with my 7 year old. What would be a two best different rods to get. Seems that for him I should get 5' light rod and for me 6.5' medium. Does that sound correct? I am going on a week vacation to a lake where I would like to try to fish for bass. I live near the ocean bay. Is there a way to buy a rod/s which will serve for both ocean bay (quite waters) and bass lake fishing?
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