Casting Rod Tailwalk Slow Bump Ssd 634

Name: CASTING ROD TAILWALK SLOW BUMP SSD 634
Brand: Tailwalk
SKU: 271908

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TWCSB-634

~~€460.50~~

189

450

3.5

189

110

~~€460.50~~

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The Slow Bump SSD rods are specially designed for the specific slow jigging technique. These one-piece slim rods are impressively lightweight (102 g for the 632!) so you can handle the heaviest slow jigs for hours without fatigue (up to 450 g!). The tip is soft but extremely lively, with such rebound that it seems to work your jig on its own. The ultra-progressive tubular blank delivers an impressive power curve all the way to the butt during the fight. These rods are fitted with Fuji guide ramps (LKWSG +KTSG) and a Fuji T-DPS reel seat, offering exceptional stability to your casting reel. The EVA butt is very short for easier handling under the arm.

This rod series is ideal for all types of predators - from benthic fish (seabream, dentex, etc.) to pelagic species (sea bass, pollack, bonitos, amberjacks, etc.). You will note that the action and sensitivity of these slow jigging rods make them ultra-versatile since they can also be used very effectively with an inchiku, a madaï-jig, a kabura, a heavily weighted shad, etc.

The Slow Bump 634 is the most powerful model in the series. Despite its featherweight 110 g, it can animate slow jigs weighing up to 450 g! As such, it is one of the few slow jigging rods that allow ultra-deep fishing down to nearly 300 m - which is considerable! Ultra-powerful, it can take on specimens such as very large dentex, meagre, and good-sized amberjacks, etc.