Shimano Offshore Rod 26 Sephia Limited Metal Sutte R-B68MHS (Baitcasting 3 piece)


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Description

Total length: 6'8"
Weight: 104g
Sections: 3pcs
Closed length: 125.3cm
Sutte (squid jig) size: #10-#50 (40-190g)
Weight load: #20-#40 (75-150g)
PE line: #0.4-#1.2
Tip diameter: 0.9mm
Reel seat position: 390mm
Grip type: Carbon monocoque
Reel seat type: Down Lock
Carbon content: 97.2%

A new "Limited" series, born from a relentless pursuit of the ideal *metal sutte* (squid jig) rod. The Sephia Limited lineup now expands with the long-awaited addition of three distinct tapers:
The "F" (Fast) taper—a classic *metal sutte* design featuring a Taftec Infinity tip; the "R" (Regular) taper—optimized for *omorigu* (sinker-rigged) fishing with a high-response solid tip; and the "UK" model, equipped with a glass solid tip.
All three tapers utilize the "Spiral X Core" construction—a structure that is both lightweight and exceptionally strong—resulting in a slim, high-modulus blank. Despite their slender profile, they possess the power to handle even large squid with ease.
The baitcasting models feature the "X-Seat Front Trigger." By allowing the angler to grip the trigger with their fingertips—the most sensitive part of the hand—the rod offers a level of control reminiscent of a conductor’s baton. This design maximizes performance whether you are actively working the jig or battling a catch, depending on how you choose to hold it.

■ R-B68MH-S... A taper designed for *omorigu* (sinker-rigged) fishing.
This model features a "Regular" taper, tailored for the *omorigu* style—a technique that has gained significant popularity due to its engaging, skill-based nature.
As a "Medium-Heavy" (MH) model, it is optimized for rigs using sinkers ranging from #20 to #40.
It is suitable for depths of approximately 20 to 100+ meters, allowing anglers to explore a wide range of the water column.
Perfect for those who want to use heavier weights while still allowing their *egi* (squid jig) to drift naturally—ensuring that even the most subtle bites are met with a solid hook-up.

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