Shimano Yasei LTD Pelagic Pike&Zander Baitcaster rod 1.90m (30 50g) Baitcasting

Shimano Yasei LTD Pelag Pik&Zdr - Choice of multiple options! - Baitcaster rod - Brand: Shimano - Number of parts: 2 - Fuji guides - Top quality reel holder - Shimano Carbon Monocoque handle - HPC Carbon blank with Spiral X Core & Nanopitch - Specially designed for pelagic fishing for pike and zander! The Shimano Yasei LTD Pelagic is the choice for the avid pelagic predator angler. This baitcaster is built to Japanese premium design, with advanced carbon technology that ensures maximum sensitivity, power and control. Thanks to Spiral X Core construction, the rod is torsion-free, light and lightning-fast in response – ideal for precision work on big water. The Carbon Monocoque handle offers unparalleled feedback, allowing you to feel even the most subtle of bites. Finished with premium Fuji components and a modern look, this is a rod without compromise for the serious predator angler. You have a choice of: Shimano Yasei LTD Pelagic Pike&Zander Baitcaster Rod 1.90m (30-50g) - Length: 1.90m - Casting weight: 30-50g - Transport length: 99cm - Power Rank: Medium Shimano Yasei LTD Pelagic Pike&Zander Baitcaster Rod 1.90m (50-80g) - Length: 1.90m - Casting weight: 50-80g - Transport length: 99cm - Power Rank: Heavy

Compact sections and refined guides make transport easier while keeping the rod ready for precise presentations on changing waters Responsive power transfer improves control during retrieves, strikes and fish fights, giving the setup a confident, technical feel 90m / 50g blank response supports controlled casting, firm hook sets and accurate lure handling across freshwater or light coastal sessions Balanced rod action helps anglers manage bite detection, casting distance and line control without adding unnecessary weight Yasei LTD Pelagic Pik&Zander 1,90m 30-50g 2pc Casting Fast construction gives dependable sensitivity for active techniques, from twitching hard lures to working soft baits close to structure, Manufacturer: SHIMANO