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Reference: PX3683-3
Brand: Colmic
High modulus carbon drag rods, powerful and light.
Reference: PX5099-4
Brand: Penn
The PENN Conflict Trolling is a unique line of cane that has been specially designed for live trolling in the Mediterranean. They are equipped with Fuji spiral rings mounted on the left to ensure that the line will not touch the blank during the fight with big fish. Like all other models in the Conflict series, all blanks are made from high-modulus...
Reference: PX5032-2
Brand: Howk
Rods designed for light trolling, available in two actions, also very suitable for fishing with live fish.
Reference: PX7048
Brand: Sunset
These single-piece rods offer the perfect combination of performance and durability thanks to their “Technifibre” 24T carbon construction. This material guarantees increased resistance while maintaining the lightness that is essential in prolonged combat. ATLAS TROLL SW rods feature a sturdy aluminium gimbal for exceptional stability when fighting the...
Reference: PX4615-5
Brand: Seaquake
SeaQuake’s MEDELL rods have been designed to meet the needs of the most demanding anglers who practice live trolling. One piece cane with ACID assembly, to fully exploit its power. Thanks to the two powers available, it is possible to use lead guards from 250gr to 1kg. Hand-made in Italy Components: FUJI, ALUTECNOS, ALPS
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.
