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Reference: PX4593-3
Brand: Shimano
The Tiagra Hyper is the new high-end stand-up trolling rod, available in three different IGFA classes: 30LB, 50LB and 80LB. Being produced with only the best materials available, this rod is lighweight yet incredible strong and powerful.
Reference: PX1926-1
Brand: Penn
A range of quality rods with models designed for fishing drift. The use of quality materials such as carbon and its components Fuji and ALPS makes this range the perfect choice for fishing at sea. These rods are perfect for tuna and other species that require the use of strong canes designed to last. ALPS RX guides Including bent butt Material :...
Reference: PX4793-2
Brand: Shimano
Shimano's flagship trolling rod with the latest carbon Spiral X + Hi-Power X technology Alps BRX stainless steel roller rings Woven carbon front handle <> and back handle Pac Bay black aluminum spool holder Comes with carbon straight butt and carbon curved butt. High quality neoprene carry bag
Reference: PX1779-1
Brand: Shimano
The slim diameter of the new Tyrnos A Stand-up delivers quite remarkable power, aided by Shimano Twist-Control which reduces blank twist dramatically. The lighter models of the Tyrnos Stand Up rods are built with ALPS heavy duty SIC lined guides to disperse the heat generated by a fast moving line as quick as possible, while the heavier models are...
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.
