The next step is to determine the type of item without guessing. At a fishing rod it looks for length, casting weight, test and number of sections; in the case of a reel size, transmission number, capacity and drag; the length, weight, buoyancy and working horizon of the trailer. For accessory are leading the size, material and allowable load.
The purpose must be written specifically. Sweet or salt water, cast or trolling, main line or leader are different roles and cannot be derived from the name PROPEX. If instruction is lacking, use only measurable characteristics and physical compatibility; do not attribute a technique because of shape or color.
Compare the parameters with your available tackle. The lure weight must fall within the working test of the fishing rod, the spool capacity must match the chosen fishing line, and the connecting element must pass freely through the appropriate ear. Check the units of measurement because mm, cm, g, kg and lb are not interchangeable.
The view also gives important information. Look for cracks, curvatures, uneven assemblies, sharp edges, corrosion and missing parts. In a used item, compare the code affixed to the packaging and check all movable items under light load. Don't take a similar photo to confirm the exact pattern.
When the type is already clear, compare in the right group: Rods, Reels, Wobblers or Useful accessories. This holds the estimate on real size, function and compatibility instead of on an unproven history of the designation PROPEX.
