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Reference: PX3683-3
Brand: Colmic
High modulus carbon drag rods, powerful and light.
Reference: PX3910-1
Brand: Daiwa
The Sealine X Trolling is made up of two models. The first has been reinforced from the gimbal to the extra-strong guides for trolling at 50-80. The second rod with a power of 100 lb has a progressive action to search for big fish such as bluefin tuna in the fog or for the strong troll. Carbon and composite blank One-piece Three-footed...
Reference: PX4669-2
Brand: Sunset
These SUNSET BAROUDEUR TUNA CONTROL rods allow you to practice deep-sea trolling and broumé fishing in the sea by boat. The SUNSET BAROUDEUR TUNA CONTROL single-section rods are fitted with a carbon blank with the addition of fiberglass to handle the ultra-vitamin departures of the most combative fish.
Reference: PX3874-1
Brand: Howk
The Invictus rod has been designed to combat the giants of our seas, it is used in the BIG GAME fishing modality, mainly in brumeo or trolling. It is a rod with a large reserve of power but at the same time very comfortable due to its length, to withstand long and hard combats. Its action makes it the most powerful lightweight rod on the market supporting...
Reference: PX6214-1
Brand: Bulox
A fun and extremely powerful tool, made entirely of high-strength carbon and mounted with bonded rings, aluminium cruiser and a firm, comfortable non-slip EVA handle. It is an ideal rod for use with large-calibre braids to excel in the toughest fights with outsized prey.
Reference: PX6180-3
Brand: Daiwa
The first is reinforced from the gimbal to the extra-strong rings for offshore trolling in the 50-80 range. The second and third 100lb rods have a progressive action for chasing big fish such as bluefin tuna on live baiting or for strong trolling. Blank carbon and composite Single-strand Under-tied tripat rings with reinforced stainless steel...
Reference: PX4048-1
Brand: Howk
New trolling rod from Howk, to meet all the needs of bluefin tuna fishing. Spiral rings to avoid carbon twisting during the fight. Handle is high density foam and grooved, improves grip.
Reference: PX6027
Brand: Yuki
Semi-parabolic rod specially designed for big game and drifting. Perfect to withsand long combats with tuna and other large fish : albacore, marlin, amberjack, wahoo... Black finish Fuji Boat Heavy guides, spiral wrapped to let the blank work properly during long fights and avoiding twist. Interchangeable Pac Bay handle specially designed for stand up...
Reference: PX6624-3
Brand: Alutecnos
Blank in carbon-glass composite and eva-grip handle. Alutecnos removable aluminum butt in straight short version. Alutecnos silicon carbide guides. Triple binding for guides.
Reference: PX1989-9
Brand: Normic
This fishing rod is lighter and more powerful than ever thanks to it's ANS type S1 blank. It's got a strong tip action and the new titanium loops ensure strength and elasticity. Derived from the Amberjack Tuna rod, this powerful and lightweight rod, designed in the late '80s, has inspired countless imitations. It has been used in the most famous seas of...
Reference: PX6855
Brand: Sunset
PILAR TS rods are specially designed for anglers looking for unmatched performance when trolling heavy weights. These single-section rods are ideal for fishing for bluefin tuna and large pelagic fish. Their robust Technifibre carbon construction, reinforced with fiberglass, guarantees great resistance. This unique blend of materials helps you face the...
Trolling is a fishing technique practiced both in sea and in fresh water. It consists of leaving a bait, lure or live, behind a moving boat, at a slow or medium speed, around 3 to 5 knots, and up to 10 knots. It is sometimes practiced using an echo sounder to follow the structures and determine the most suitable places. Light trolling can be done with a simple roller, holding the line in your hand with gloves. More generally, it is practiced using single-strand or two-strand rods, in fiberglass or carbon, fitted with ceramic or pulley rings. These rods have capacities of 10-30 lbs for light trolling, and 50-130 lbs for heavy trolling.
