飞蝇大学－飞蝇竿篇之一历史课

Fly Fishing requires multiple parts to work in harmony. We will cover them all separately, so as you go through these modules you will see them referenced.

Each of these will have their own module:

Reels
Rods
Fly Line
Leaders, Tippets and Backing
Flies - Entomology
Fly Casting - Basics
Fly Casting - Advanced
Spey Casting
飞蝇钓需要多个部件协调工作。我们将从他们都分开，所以当你经历这些模块你会看到他们被引用。
这些每个人都会有自己的模块︰
飞蝇轮
飞蝇竿
主线
变径子线，延长线，备线
苍蝇-昆虫学
抛投-基础知识
抛投-高级
双手抛投

Anyone interested in fly fishing should know the basic parts of a fly rod and how to refer to them properly.

In this module, you will cover the anatomy of fly rods. Then you will dive into the terms associated with rod parts and construction of them.

As you wrap up this module, we will show you how these areas apply to practical fishing situations.

有兴趣在飞蝇钓的人应该知道飞杆和如何正确引用它们的基本部分。

在此模块中，您将涵盖飞杆的解剖。然后你会潜入与杆部件和施工相关的术语。

为你总结了本模块，我们将向您展示如何这些领域应用到实际捕鱼情况。

Spinning and casting rods are meant to cast the weight of the lure or bait.

A heavy lure is tied to a light line.
The lure pulls the line through the air on its way to the target.

The mechanics of casting a fly are the opposite of throwing regular fishing lures.

Most flies are essentially weightless.
The lightweight fly is tied to a weighted line.
The fly line and subsequently the fly is cast using a fly rod, the heavy line pulls the lightweight fly through the air on its way to the target.

旋转和铸棒是为了投饵或饵的重量。

沉重的诱惑被绑在一条直线。

诱惑在途中到目标拉线通过空气。

铸造一只苍蝇的力学是投掷定期鱼饵的相反。

大多数苍蝇是失重。

轻飞被绑加权的线。

飞线和随后飞铸使用飞杆，粗线拉到目标的途中轻飞在空中。

飞蝇竿与路亚竿是不一样的。

纺车或者水滴的竿子用细线来抛投重的路亚或者饵料，路亚拉着线在空中飞。

飞蝇和路亚恰恰相反，飞蝇基本没有重量，但是飞蝇主线有重量。

飞蝇竿是抛投有重量的飞蝇线，带着没有重量的飞蝇在空中飞。

Major moments in fly rod development.

1750: Guides appeared on rods replacing the attachment of line to the top of the rod
1846: Samuel Phillipe built the first split-bamboo section for a fishing rod; this made possible the first split-bamboo fly rod built by Hiram Leonard in the 1880s
1929: Winston founded in San Francisco by Robert Winther and Lew Stoner
1948: Fiberglass cloth developed and used in fly rods
1952: Fenwick produced the first fiberglass fly rods
1973: Graphite fly rods introduced
1980: Sage founded
1981: Gary Loomis started the G Loomis company in Woodland, Washington
1985: Iconic RPL series of fly rods developed