PURELURE Novia Inshore Spinning Rod Saltwater 7'2''-8'6'', TORAY 30T Carbon Fishing Rod Regular Fast, Split Reel Seat Design, Fuji Guides, Boat Fishing for Big Tail Squid Cuttlefish

Features

• + EGI Fishing Squid Rod - The NVA-MAX832MS model is specifically designed for cephalopod species (squid, cuttlefish, etc.), featuring a length of 8'3", spinning rod, MF action, and M power. It is recommended for EGI jigs sized #3-3.5 (15-19g) and PE line weights #0.6-1.0. The rod with a highly sensitive tip that accurately detects the slightest touches from squid. It is also compatible with other types of lures.
• + Shore Finesse Fishing Rod - 802LS and 862MLS models are a specialized finesse spinning rod for coastal small species. Available in L and ML power, with a Fast action. It features a sensitive tip to work small jigs and detect subtle bites in shallow water structure. The Model 802LS is fitted with a seamless join between its two sections, while all other models have a 1-2cm reserved gap at the ferrule.
• + Titanium Guide with Blue Ceramic Ring - Precision-machined from titanium alloy with ultra-durable blue Alconite rings. These next-generation aluminum oxide inserts are lighter and stronger, delivering smoother line flow and longer casting distances. The corrosion-resistant titanium construction ensures lasting durability that outperforms traditional stainless steel guides.
• + TORAY HVF 30T Carbon Fiber - Spinning squid rod features reduced resin and a high carbon content. The outer layer of the rod blank is wrapped with carbon cloth in X-sharp, this design effectively reduces the risk of the rod breaking during casting and fishing, enhances rod strength. The fishing rod delivers ultra-lightweight strength, razor-sharp sensitivity for bite detection, and exceptional saltwater corrosion resistance.
• + Ultralight Carbon Fiber Reel Seat - enhanced sensitivity and all-day comfort. The handle is made of rolled carbon fiber and is part of the blank, this design ensures vibrations from the rod tip are not reduced, allowing anglers to clearly feel the rod's vibration.