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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: PX5062-17
Brand: 61Zero
The MADNESS INSIDE series is designed for all the most demanding grazing enthusiasts. You will appreciate the action of these blanks that allow you to waste as little energy as possible during the fight. The series consists of 7 versions, from the AZ-1 for 20/40kg tuna to the AZ-5 for XXL tuna. The canes measure 130cm + heel (straight or angled on...
Reference: PX5063-13
Brand: 61Zero
The OLD FOX series consists of 6 rods of different powers. The S-GLASS fiber and HS carbon assembly allows to have 6 separate actions to direct the fisherman towards the rod most adapted to his needs. The components used guarantee maximum efficiency in terms of reliability without neglecting the look. The canes measure 126 cm + heel (straight or angled at...
Reference: PX2674-3
Brand: Black Bart
Pro and amateur alike need only be discerning when selecting my Blue Water Pro Series IGFA chair rods. They are built only for those that demand the highest standard in technology and craftsmanship. Specifications : Length : 50 lb Chair : 7'3" (2,21 m) Length : 80 lb Chair : 7'4" (2,24 m) Length : 130 lb Chair : 7'6" (2,29 m) Length : Unlimited Chair :...
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.
