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Gimbal belts, fighting belts and pads that take the butt of the rod and transfer the load to your hips instead of your wrists and forearms.
Anyone who has fought a decent fish standing up without one understands the appeal within about five minutes. The cup or pin locks the rod butt in place so it cannot twist, which means you can put real pressure on a fish without the rod trying to rotate out of your grip.
Simple pads suit lighter tackle and short fights. Full harness setups spread the load across your back and shoulders and are what serious game fishing uses. Check that the gimbal cup matches your rod butt — a gimballed butt with a cross pin needs a slotted cup to lock into. Rods are in overhead rods, and rod holders do the job when you are not holding it.
Gimbal belts, fighting belts and pads that take the butt of the rod and transfer the load to your hips instead of your wrists and forearms.
Anyone who has fought a decent fish standing up without one understands the appeal within about five minutes. The cup or pin locks the rod butt in place so it cannot twist, which means you can put real pressure on a fish without the rod trying to rotate out of your grip.
Simple pads suit lighter tackle and short fights. Full harness setups spread the load across your back and shoulders and are what serious game fishing uses. Check that the gimbal cup matches your rod butt — a gimballed butt with a cross pin needs a slotted cup to lock into. Rods are in overhead rods, and rod holders do the job when you are not holding it.