The recommended braided line is from #PE 2.0 to 3.0. Match it to the reel, the spool capacity and the other nodes on the line, without choosing a fishing line purely out of habit. A finer or thicker base line outside the specified interval already changes the entire configuration and should not be taken as automatically compatible.
Single-unit construction has a practical cost: before purchase measure where the fishing rod will be retracted, and check that 195 cm can be worn securely. Do not force the tip into a short case and do not let the form rest on hard edges. When moving, fix the tackle so that the guides do not take side pressure.
The carbon content is 93,1% and the size of the peak guide is 2,1/8,7 mm. These values are important in combining the line and nodes: the finished knot must pass cleanly, without blows and hold. Do the sample with the real leader and connection, not just with a naked braided line.
Before the first release, balance the fishing rod with the selected reel and the rig kits, then inspect each guide. After sea fishing, rinse the surfaces with fresh water, dry them and store the fishing rod without bending. The most common mistake here is to watch only the casting weight, and ignore the long transport measure and the recommended #PE range.
To match your choice with the rest of the equipment, open Spinning Fishing and review how it stacks up against different waterhole conditions. If the next step is choosing a letterhead and line up, go through Rods, and for narrower focus, proceed to Spinning Rods.