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Description
Total length: 1.91m
Weight: 96g
Sections: 2pcs
Closed length: 100cm
Tip diameter/Butt diameter: 0.8/9.9mm
Sutte (squid jig) size: 40-150g
PE line: #0.4-#1.0
Carbon content: 94
Featuring a professional-grade taper refined through extensive field testing, these rods make "Ika-metal" (squid metal jigging) even more enjoyable. In this style of fishing, success hinges on your ability to detect bites and execute a solid hookset.
This entry-level model is designed with a focus on ease of use—an ideal first choice for anglers looking to get started with Ika-metal fishing.
The lineup consists of six models:
Three baitcasting models, one spinning model, and two models specifically for the "Omorigu" (sinker-rig) style, allowing you to choose the perfect rod for your specific fishing environment.
Each rod is equipped with a solid tip that offers top-tier handling and exceptional sensitivity, allowing you to detect even the most delicate bites; the tip itself is colored in a highly visible orange. The butt section is reinforced with "Braiding X" technology, which significantly enhances overall control.
The series is packed with essential features for Ika-metal fishing, including a spiral guide configuration that helps prevent line tangles—a common issue during night-time fishing.
■OR63MLS-S.....A rod designed specifically for the "Omorigu" (sinker-rig) technique, featuring a solid tip and the power and strength required for effective rig manipulation. This model is optimized for handling rigs weighing up to 150g.
It offers the butt power necessary for casting heavy rigs and executing solid hooksets, combined with a delicate tip capable of detecting subtle squid bites.
Its 6'3" length provides the excellent maneuverability characteristic of a short rod—an advantage when fishing in confined spaces or casting from smaller boats.
Furthermore, the rear grip is designed to be longer than that of a standard "Ika-metal" (squid-metal) rod, allowing the angler to securely brace the rod against their side while working heavy rigs.