Fishing rod comprising multiple jointed rod bodies

A fishing rod comprising:

• a hollow rod extending from one end to another end along a central axis;
• and
• a shaft member with an outer peripheral surface inclined with respect to the central axis inserted into the rod body from the one end, and that is supported by an inner peripheral surface of the rod body at a support position on the another end side of the one end in an axial direction along the central axis,
• wherein the inner peripheral surface of the rod body has at least one convex portion protruding toward the central axis from a virtual curve between the support position and the one end position in the axial direction when drawing a virtual curve that is convex toward the central axis through the support position and the one end position at the end of the one end side of the inner peripheral surface in an area radially outward from the outer peripheral surface of the shaft member.

A fishing rod comprising:

• a hollow rod extending from one end to another end along a central axis;
• and
• a shaft member with an outer peripheral surface inclined at a first angle with respect to the central axis that is inserted into a rod body from the one end,
• wherein an inner peripheral surface of the rod body has a first surface extending at an inclination angle greater than the first angle with respect to the central axis from the one end to a first position in the axial direction, a second surface extending from the first position to a second position on the another end side of the first position, and a third surface extending parallel or substantially parallel to the central axis from the second position to a third position on the another end side of the second position;
• and
• the second surface has an inclined portion continuous with the first surface and is inclined at an angle greater than the first angle with respect to the central axis, and a non-inclined portion continuous with the third surface and extending parallel or substantially parallel to the central axis.