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Small Spin Reels:
Spinning Reel Size: (1000 or 10)

• Suggested mono: 1-2kg (2-4lb)
• Suggested Braid: 4-8lb
• Common Applications (Guide only): Small fishing reel mostly suited for light fishing in lakes, rivers, bays, harbours etc.
• Popular for fish type (most common species): Bream, Trout, Whiting.

Choosing a fishing rod to go with this size reel: - As the 1000 or 10 sized spinning reel is quite small, a rod you would typically pair this reel to is one with a length of around 6-7 foot that has a fishing line rating of anywhere between 1-4Kg.
Spinning Reel Size: (2000 or 20)

• Suggested mono: 2kg-3kg (4-6lb)
• Suggested Braid: 5-10lb
• Common Applications (Guide only): Small fishing reel mostly suited for light fishing in lakes, rivers, bays, harbours etc.
• Popular for fish type (most common species): Bream, Trout, Whiting, Bass, Flathead, Perch, Luderick.

Choosing a fishing rod to go with this size reel: A 2000 or 20 sized reel being a quite small reel ideally will suit a fishing rod between 6ft - 7ft 6 inches in length that has a line class rating somewhere between 2-5Kg.
Medium Size Spin Reels:
Spinning Reel Size: (4000 or 40)

• Suggested mono: 4kg-6kg (8-12lb)
• Suggested Braid: 8-20lb
• Common Applications (Guide only): Medium fishing reel mostly suited to lakes, rivers, bays, harbours, light offshore boat fishing etc.
• Popular for fish type (most common species): Snapper, Morwong, Tailor, Mangrove Jack, Cod, Bone Fish, Barramundi, Mulloway, Drummer.

Choosing a fishing rod to go with this size reel: A 4000 or 40 reel is where you start to gain a little size so this sized reel will generally suit medium action classes of rods in the 6ft-7ft (barra/snapper style rod) with a line class of around 4Kg-10Kg or in an 8ft-10ft (light surf) rod with a light line class rating of around 3-5Kg. Remember this is a guide only to suggest common applications so by all means you can use this reel for several other applications as well.

You have not mentioned the diagram requirement for fishing rod or reel but Baitcastingfish is the platform that might help you in this regard as I have found two useful links for you:
Labelled diagram of the parts of fishing rod:
https://www.baitcastingfish.com/explore-parts-of-fishing-rod-and-their-types/
Labelled parts of fishing reels:

https://www.baitcastingfish.com/what-is-baitcasting-reel-explore-parts-of-baitcasting-reels/

You're needing to assemble a fishing rod? You can find cheap ones online at http://www.iboats.com/Fishing-Rods/dm/view_id.803667

You have many options for two-piece fishing rods. Altenkirch Outfitters makes several Travel Fishing rods that disassemble into two pieces making for convenient travel. They also have a very cool rod called a "Helicopter rod" that is much less than 4 feet when taken apart meeting strict requirements for helicopter storage. Check them out here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A82JQ9G

A fishing reel is a round device attached to a fishing rod used in winding the line.

Nine feet rods are the standard for surf fishing.

my carbon rods have a life time warranty. try calling the company or you can use a sleeve but you will loose some rod feel

They make repair kits for that and they come with instructions. Find a store that sells fishing gear and youll find one.

The same thing happened to my kids rods.
A friend suggested a product called Bobber Stopper.
It's basically a small bead and string. I found that the bead would not
reel back in, but if you just tie a piece of sting on the line big enough
so it does not fit through the bobber. It worked for me, so hopefully
this will work for you.