Shimano Offshore Rod 26 Ocea Jigger Infinity B63-4 (Baitcasting 1 piece)


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Prix réduit$755.00 USD
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United States - Estimated delivery: 2026/08/28 to 2026/08/31
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Description

Total length: 1.91m (6.3ft)
Weight: 145g
Sections: 1pcs
Closed length: 191cm
Jig weight: 140-350g
PE line: Max #3
Maximum drag: 6kg
Maximum drag angle: 45°
Tip diameter: 2.2mm
Grip type: Separate
Reel seat position: 440mm
Reel seat type: Down Lock
Carbon content: 90.3%

No two moments on the water are ever the same—variables like baitfish species, depth, currents, wind, and waves are constantly shifting. To conquer this boundless ocean, the "Ocea Jigger Infinity" has evolved to a new level.
The goal was to achieve jerking performance that allows the angler to manipulate the jig effortlessly and exactly as intended. It enables the creation of infinite jig actions—ranging from the slow, fluttering fall that mimics a weak baitfish to the rapid, erratic movements of prey fleeing in panic.
The rod features an even slimmer profile and a slow-taper design, with the bending balance tuned to exacting standards.
The fulcrum of the bend shifts smoothly toward the angler's hand, allowing the rod to spring into dynamic action with minimal input and movement.
The rod’s bend responds with a lifelike quality, capturing every nuance of the jerk timing; a core strength hidden within its silky smoothness ensures the jig snaps upward with precision. This transforms the resulting jig action from mere "movement" into a natural "swimming" motion.
Additionally, a newly developed reel seat enhances the sense of unity between angler and rod, powerfully supporting stress-free operation and precise, sustained jerking techniques.

■B63-4.....A versatile model capable of handling everything from coastal waters to deep-water zones.
It supports fast-paced jigging techniques at depths around 130m and in strong currents, as well as slow-paced approaches in mid-deep waters down to the 300m range.

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