Calico Bass Rods

Engineered for the West Coast. Proven on Everything That Swims There.

West coast saltwater fishing has a specific style that demands a specific kind of rod. Surface iron, yo-yo iron, live bait at the rail, kelp bed calico, near-shore yellowtail — each technique asks for a blank that loads at different weights, recovers at different speeds, and fights fish with a different leverage profile than a generalist saltwater rod can provide. The Phenix Abyss Conventional Rod is built specifically for that environment. Constructed from a Toray Graphite and S-Glass composite blank, the Abyss achieves the strength-to-weight balance that west coast anglers have been demanding for years — superior lifting power in a blank that's thinner and lighter than traditional conventional rods in its class, without the casting fatigue that heavier builds produce.

Why Toray Graphite and S-Glass Together

S-Glass (structural glass fiber) is fundamentally different from standard fiberglass in one critical way: it's stronger, not just heavier. Combined with Toray graphite's stiffness and sensitivity, the resulting composite blank gets the best of both materials — the graphite component delivers blank responsiveness and tip sensitivity, while the S-Glass provides the parabolic loading behavior and toughness that keeps the blank from catastrophic failure under the sustained load of a hard-running fish. The Abyss doesn't just feel strong; it is strong in a way that matters when you're 20 minutes into a fight with a fish that won't quit.

Three Models. One Blank Platform. Every West Coast Application.

All three Abyss PSX models share the same 8-foot blank length, differentiated by line class to match the primary west coast conventional applications: the PSX-807 (12-30lb) for lighter iron, finesse live bait, and calico applications; the PSX-808 (15-40lb) for mid-weight iron and standard yellowtail live bait; and the PSX-809 (20-50lb) for heavy surface iron, large baits, and situations where maximum lifting power and line class are the priority. All three are built for the conventional reel setup that west coast sportboat and inshore fishing demands.

Why It Beats the Competition

• Toray Graphite / S-Glass composite blank — strength-to-weight optimized; thinner diameter and lighter than conventional rods with comparable line ratings
• West coast action taper — designed specifically for surface iron and live bait; not a repurposed offshore blank
• Superior lifting power — the S-Glass component provides parabolic load behavior under sustained fish pressure; resists fatigue failure that pure graphite blanks are prone to
• Reduced casting fatigue — the lighter blank weight means you can work surface iron at full casting pace over a long day without the arm fatigue that heavier conventional rods produce
• Three line classes from one platform — 12-30lb through 20-50lb, covering the full range of west coast conventional inshore applications

The Right Pick If...

• You fish Southern California surface iron and need a conventional rod with the right action taper for west coast-style iron retrieves
• You fish live bait (sardine, mackerel, anchovy) at the rail and want a blank that loads softly on a pitch but has the backbone to turn a hard-running yellowtail
• You want a lighter conventional rod that reduces casting fatigue over a full sportboat day without sacrificing lifting power
• You target calico, yellowtail, halibut, and near-shore tuna from the same rod and need a model that bridges those applications
• You prefer conventional gear over spinning for iron work and want a blank built specifically for that style

Best Fishing Techniques

• Surface iron: The Abyss action taper is specifically designed for west coast surface iron retrieves — the blank loads on the cast and recovers quickly for a fast, consistent retrieve cadence
• Yo-yo iron: The graphite component provides the sensitivity to feel iron contact on the drop and the stiffness to drive a hookset from depth
• Live bait (sardine, mackerel, anchovy): The PSX-807 and PSX-808 load softly enough to pitch live bait without tearing the bait or alerting fish to rod pressure
• Dropper loop and deep iron: The heavier PSX-809 (20-50lb) provides the backbone for working heavier terminal rigs and lifting fish from depth on conventional gear
• Calico bass in kelp: The lighter models (PSX-807) give you the finesse to work jigs and plastics around structure while retaining enough backbone to pull fish out before they wrap

Best Conditions

• Southern California sportboat and long-range fishing — yellowtail, white seabass, calico, near-shore tuna
• Kelp paddy and inshore structure fishing — surface iron and live bait applications
• Party boat and open-party rail fishing — the lighter blank weight reduces fatigue in crowded rail conditions over a full day
• Shore and jetty conventional fishing — the 8' length provides casting reach and leverage for surf-zone presentations

Best For

• Target Species: Yellowtail, Calico Bass, White Seabass, Halibut, Barracuda, Bonito, Near-Shore Tuna
• Techniques: Surface Iron, Yo-Yo Iron, Live Bait, Dropper Loop, Conventional Jigging
• Angler Level: Intermediate to Advanced — the west coast-specific action taper rewards anglers familiar with iron retrieves and conventional rail fishing; an excellent step-up from entry-level conventional rods

Key Features

• Toray Graphite / S-Glass composite blank — strength-to-weight optimized for west coast applications
• West coast surface iron and live bait action taper
• Lighter and thinner than comparable conventional blanks — reduces casting fatigue on iron
• Superior lifting power from S-Glass parabolic load behavior
• Three models — 8', 12-50lb, covering light finesse through heavy live bait and iron applications

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the line class to your primary bait and iron weight: The PSX-807 (12-30lb) is your go-to for anchovies, small sardines, and light surface iron under 3oz. The PSX-808 (15-40lb) is the most versatile all-around model for mixed sportboat fishing. Step to the PSX-809 (20-50lb) when you're running mackerel, large swimbaits, or heavy yo-yo iron where maximum backbone is the priority.
• Use 20-40lb monofilament or 30-50lb braid for iron work on conventional gear: The Abyss is built for conventional reels — a level-wind or low-profile conventional in the 300-400 size class pairs well with the 8' blank length. Monofilament gives you a casting buffer on iron retrieves; braid with a fluorocarbon top shot works well for live bait at depth where sensitivity matters.
• Work surface iron at a steady, fast retrieve pace: The Abyss action taper is specifically tuned for west coast surface iron cadence — a fast, ripping retrieve that keeps the lure in the strike zone. The blank's recovery speed is matched to that retrieve style. Slow retrieving kills the action on a surface iron; trust the taper and keep the lure moving.

FAQ

What makes the Abyss different from a standard conventional saltwater rod?
The Abyss is built specifically for west coast surface iron and live bait technique — not a general-purpose offshore blank. The action taper is tuned for iron retrieves, the S-Glass/graphite composite provides lifting power without the weight of a pure glass conventional rod, and the blank diameter is thinner than traditional heavy conventional rods at the same line class. If you fish California inshore and near-shore, the Abyss will feel more natural in hand than a generic offshore conventional.

Can I use the Abyss for tuna?
Yes — the PSX-808 and PSX-809 are appropriate for near-shore and inshore tuna (schoolie bluefin, yellowfin under 40lb) on conventional gear. For long-range or open-water tuna on heavier tackle, a dedicated offshore conventional in a heavier line class is the better tool. The Abyss is optimized for the 12-50lb conventional applications most common on SoCal sportboats.

What reel pairs best with the Abyss PSX models?
A conventional level-wind or low-profile conventional in the 300-400 size class (Shimano Tranx, Daiwa Lexa, similar) pairs well with the 8' blank and the 12-40lb line ratings. For the PSX-809 (20-50lb), step to a larger conventional (Shimano Calcutta 400, Avet MXL, similar) that can hold adequate yardage of heavier line for extended fights.

Knowing versatility is key for securing success in demanding inshore environments, we tuned the G. Loomis GCX Inshore Spinning Rods to provide anglers with essential tools to tackle any salty situation. GCX Inshore touts battle-tested features required for running the coast, including a premium Fuji reel seat and an optimized SeaGuide guide train for performance-elevating balance on the water.

Proprietary Multi-Taper Design technology removes material where a blank is unlikely to fail and adds material where it might. This, combined with a beefed-up resin system for superior impact resistance, provides an overall package primed to withstand serious day-in and day-out abuse.

Yielding 11 spinning and 3 casting models, GCX Inshore makes it easy to find the right tool to tackle any inshore job. While no two tides or bites are alike, anglers equipped with GCX Inshore can fish confidently and know they are prepared for every ebb and flow.

Features:

Multi-Taper Design
SeaGuide Guide Train
Premium Cork Handles
Fuji Reel Seats
Handcrafted in Woodland, WA
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Oversize shipping fee may apply!  All Rods are packaged with extreme care!

Saltwater-Ready. Confidence-Built. Axis Series.

There's a specific kind of confidence that comes from picking up a rod and knowing it won't fail you when a yellowtail surges or a white seabass makes a hard run toward the kelp. The Phenix Axis Series Spinning Rod is engineered for exactly that moment. A multi-helix construction using S-glass, T-16 carbon fiber, and graphite composite keeps the blank light and sensitive while giving it the structural backbone to handle saltwater's biggest demands — heavy braid loads, long fights, and repeated punishment in a marine environment.

Why Standard Graphite Falls Short in Saltwater

Pure high-modulus graphite is brittle under impact and lateral stress — exactly the kind of load a big yellowtail or bull calico puts on a rod when it bulldogs toward structure. The Axis solves this with S-glass woven into the composite matrix. S-glass adds flex memory and impact resistance without meaningfully increasing weight or reducing sensitivity. The result is a blank that reads light bites clearly, loads smoothly on long casts, and recovers from the kind of bend that would crack a brittle single-material rod. The multi-helix layup adds hoop strength so the blank doesn't compress or oval under extreme load.

Built for Southern California — and Anywhere Else It's Tough

The HAX lineup was designed around the conditions Southern California saltwater anglers face: kelp paddy fishing for yellowtail, live bait presentations for white seabass, deep drop calico bass, and open-water tuna. Five models cover 7'2" to 8'2", from Medium Heavy (20-40lb) to Medium Light (12-30lb), with moderate-fast action across the board — the action taper that loads smoothly on a live bait pitch and still delivers a fast, decisive hookset. Fuji DPSSD reel seat with EVA handles gives you a secure, lightweight connection that won't rattle or corrode.

Why It Beats the Competition

• S-glass / T-16 carbon / graphite composite — multi-material blank; more impact-resistant and durable than single-material graphite rods in this class
• Multi-helix construction — adds hoop and torsional strength; the blank doesn't twist or compress under heavy load
• Moderate-fast action — the right taper for live bait and iron; loads on the cast, recovers fast on the set
• Fuji DPSSD reel seat — corrosion-resistant, secure, and compatible with the full range of spinning reels used in saltwater
• Thin diameter, lightweight build — fishes all day without fatigue; Phenix's benchmark for the series

The Right Pick If...

• You fish Southern California kelp and offshore structure for yellowtail, white seabass, or calico bass
• You need a spinning rod that handles both live bait presentations and iron jigs without compromising either
• You want a rod built tough enough for repeated saltwater use, not one that needs babying between trips
• You're stepping up from a mid-grade saltwater spinning rod and want to understand what composite construction actually feels like under load
• You run 40-60lb braid and need a guide and reel seat system that handles it reliably

Best Fishing Techniques

• Live bait — anchovy, sardine, mackerel: The moderate-fast action loads naturally on a soft pitch; the fish feels minimal resistance on the take
• Iron jigs (surface iron and yo-yo iron): The 720H and 780H handle heavier iron loads; the stiffness through the mid-section drives long casts and controlled retrieves
• Dropper loop and deep drop rigs: 820MH (20-45lb) is the natural choice for deep calico and rockfish on dropper rigs
• Topwater lures: 820ML (12-30lb) works well for smaller surface presentations; lighter line classes and lure weights

Best Conditions

• Kelp paddy fishing — the backbone handles fish that want to run back into the paddy
• Open-water offshore — surface iron, live bait, and light to medium jig applications
• Rocky reef and structure fishing — the S-glass composite handles the lateral stress of turning fish away from cover
• All-day trips and multi-day sportfishing — the lightweight build reduces fatigue; the durability handles repeated use

Best For

• Target Species: Yellowtail, White Seabass, Calico Bass, Halibut, Tuna, Rockfish
• Techniques: Live Bait, Iron Jigging, Dropper Loop, Topwater, Yo-Yo Iron
• Angler Level: Intermediate to Advanced — the moderate-fast action rewards proper casting and hookset timing; a natural step up for anglers moving from freshwater or entry-level saltwater gear

Key Features

• S-glass, T-16 carbon fiber, and graphite composite blank — impact-resistant and sensitive
• Multi-helix construction — hoop and torsional strength under heavy load
• Moderate-fast action — optimal for live bait and iron applications
• Fuji DPSSD reel seat with EVA handles — corrosion-resistant, secure fit
• Thin diameter, lightweight build — all-day fishability without fatigue
• Five-model lineup — 7'2" to 8'2", Medium Light through Heavy

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the model to your primary bait size: Anchovy and small sardine fishing? The 720MH (20-40lb) is the most versatile. Larger mackerel or big sardine presentations for white seabass? Step up to the 720H or 780H — the heavier line rating gives you more control on a surging fish near structure.
• Run 40-65lb braid to a 20-40lb fluorocarbon leader for live bait: The Fuji DPSSD guides handle the braid-to-leader connection cleanly. Keep the leader long enough (12–15ft) to stay out of your guides on the cast so you're presenting mono/fluoro to the fish, not braid.
• Don't fight the moderate-fast action — use it: When a yellowtail hits and runs, let the blank load and absorb the initial surge rather than locking down immediately. The S-glass composite gives the rod enough flex memory to recover; the backbone through the lower section will turn the fish when you apply pressure at the right angle.

FAQ

What's the difference between the 720H and 780H — when should I choose the longer rod?
The 780H (7'8") gives you extra casting distance and more leverage on long-range presentations — useful for surface iron at distance or when fishing from a high rail position on a sportboat. The 720H (7'2") is more manageable in tight quarters like a crowded rail or kayak deck. Both handle the same 25-60lb line class.

Is this rod suitable for tuna?
Yes for lighter tuna applications — schoolie bluefin, yellowfin in the 20-40lb range. The 720H and 780H (25-60lb) are the appropriate models. For larger tuna or heavy-duty chunking situations, you'd want to step up to a heavier-rated rod built specifically for that application.

How does S-glass compare to pure graphite in saltwater use?
S-glass adds impact resistance and flex memory that pure graphite lacks. In saltwater — where you're frequently bouncing rods off rails, fighting big fish at odd angles, and dealing with corrosive conditions — the composite outperforms single-material graphite for durability. You give up a small amount of raw sensitivity, but the Axis's T-16 carbon component keeps sensitivity at a level that's fully adequate for all live bait and iron applications.

Engineered for anglers who demand precision and performance, the Shimano Outlier Casting Rods deliver superior sensitivity, strength, and balance for an elite fishing experience. Constructed with Shimano's advanced Hi-Power X blank technology, the Outlier series minimizes rod twist and enhances power transfer, giving you greater casting distance, accuracy, and hook-setting strength. All these features make this rod great for swimbait fishing.

Designed for serious freshwater and inshore anglers, each rod features high-modulus carbon blanks, Fuji K-Series guides with Alconite inserts for smooth line management, and custom Shimano reel seats that provide a secure, ergonomic grip for long days on the water. The Outlier's fast tapers and responsive tip actions make it ideal for a wide range of techniques—from precision jigging to power fishing with heavy baits.

Whether you're targeting largemouth bass, pike, or inshore species, the Shimano Outlier Casting Rods bring unmatched performance and durability to your arsenal.

Key Features:

• Hi-Power X Construction for reduced blank twist and enhanced strength

• Fuji K-Series Guides with Alconite rings for smooth, tangle-free casting

• Custom Shimano Reel Seat for ergonomic control and comfort

• Premium EVA Handles for secure, all-weather grip

• Technique-specific Actions designed for versatile performance

Specifications

All models feature Spiral X + Hi-Power X blank construction, Fuji K-Series guides, EVA + Shrink Tube grips, and 1.5" foregrip length.

Built to Go Where the Fish Are Hardest to Stop.

Saltwater fishing puts a different kind of demand on a rod than freshwater does. The fish are bigger, the line classes heavier, the environments more corrosive, and the margin for blank failure much narrower. The Phenix Black Diamond Spinning Rod is built for exactly that environment. Using Toray's high-strength carbon fibers with a proprietary layering process and Phenix's own resin system, the Black Diamond achieves a blank that's thinner in diameter and lighter in hand than any comparable saltwater rod in its class — while being stronger, not weaker, than what it replaced.

Aerospace Technology, Applied to Saltwater Blanks

The Black Diamond's construction starts with Toray carbon fiber — the same raw material used in aerospace and defense applications where strength-to-weight ratio is non-negotiable. Phenix combines it with a unique layering process and a proprietary resin blend that bonds the fibers differently than standard production rods. The result is a super-strong blank with a thinner wall section and less total weight than previous-generation saltwater graphite blanks. What this means in practice: you fish 15-50lb line without the rod feeling overbuilt in your hands, and the blank telegraphs lure action and fish behavior at a sensitivity level that heavier saltwater rods can't match.

Built for Southern California Saltwater and Beyond

The four-model PSW lineup covers the two primary inshore/offshore spinning applications: a 7'–7'6" Medium range (15-40lb) optimized for live bait, light iron, and versatile inshore use, and an 8' Medium Heavy through Heavy range (15-50lb) for longer presentations, surface iron, open-water tuna applications, and situations where casting distance and fish-fighting leverage matter. Fuji Alconite guides handle braid loads without heat buildup or wear, and the Fuji DPS reel seat provides a corrosion-resistant, secure connection for the full-size spinning reels the 15-50lb line class demands.

Why It Beats the Competition

• Toray high-strength carbon fiber — aerospace-grade raw material; higher tensile strength per gram than standard graphite composites
• Proprietary layering process and resin system — Phenix's "secret sauce"; thinner diameter and lighter weight than comparable saltwater blanks without sacrificing strength
• Fuji Alconite guides — lighter than SiC with excellent heat dissipation; fully compatible with heavy braid in saltwater environments
• Fuji DPS reel seat — corrosion-resistant, secure under heavy reel loads; the standard for quality saltwater spinning builds
• Inshore and offshore capable — 4 models covering 7' to 8', Medium through Heavy; one lineup that bridges live bait and open-water applications

The Right Pick If...

• You fish Southern California inshore and offshore — yellowtail, white seabass, calico, tuna — and want a spinning rod that handles all of it
• You run 30-50lb braid to a fluorocarbon leader and need guides and a reel seat that hold up to that load over time
• You want a saltwater spinning rod that's noticeably lighter in hand than what you're used to without giving up strength or backbone
• You fish surface iron, live bait, and poppers from a sportboat or kayak and need one rod that covers those scenarios
• You're ready to upgrade from a mid-grade saltwater blank and want to feel the difference Toray carbon makes under load

Best Fishing Techniques

• Live bait (anchovy, sardine, mackerel): The 700M and 760M (15-40lb, Moderate Fast / Fast) load softly on a live bait pitch and absorb the initial surge of a yellowtail or white seabass without ripping the bait
• Surface iron and yo-yo iron: The 808MH (Medium Heavy, Fast) delivers the backbone to work surface iron at distance and drive hooksets on long-range retrieves
• Poppers and topwater lures: The 8' models give you the rod length and tip recovery speed to work poppers with authority; the Alconite guides handle repeated braid-to-lure stress
• Open-water tuna (schoolie to mid-range): The 809H (Heavy, Fast, 20-50lb) is the dedicated tuna model — the backbone turns fish that run hard and the tip recovers fast enough for a quick reset
• Calico bass and halibut: The 700M is the most versatile near-shore model; works equally well on dropper rigs, live bait, and iron for calico and halibut

Best Conditions

• Southern California kelp and offshore structure — yellowtail, white seabass, calico bass
• Open-water offshore — tuna on surface iron, poppers, and live bait
• Sportboat and long-range fishing — the lightweight blank reduces fatigue over multi-day trips
• Shore and jetty fishing — the 8' models give you the reach and power for longer shore presentations

Best For

• Target Species: Yellowtail, White Seabass, Calico Bass, Halibut, Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Rockfish
• Techniques: Live Bait, Surface Iron, Yo-Yo Iron, Poppers, Topwater, Dropper Loop
• Angler Level: Intermediate to Advanced — the blank sensitivity and fast action reward proper technique; an excellent choice for serious SoCal saltwater anglers stepping up to a premium spinning rod

Key Features

• Toray high-strength carbon fiber with proprietary layering and resin system
• Thinner diameter and lighter weight than comparable class saltwater blanks
• Fuji Alconite guides — lightweight, heat-resistant, braid-compatible
• Fuji DPS reel seat — corrosion-resistant, secure under heavy spinning reel loads
• Four models — 7' to 8', Medium through Heavy, inshore and offshore applications

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the model to your primary species and presentation: The 700M (Moderate Fast) is the most versatile live bait and inshore model — the softer tip loads on a sardine pitch and absorbs the take. The 760M (Fast) adds a little more backbone for iron and larger baits. The 808MH and 809H are dedicated to power applications — surface iron, poppers, and open-water tuna where you need casting distance and fish-fighting leverage.
• Run 40-65lb braid to a 25-40lb fluorocarbon leader: The Black Diamond's Fuji Alconite guides handle the braid-to-leader connection cleanly. Keep the leader long enough (12–15ft) to stay out of your guides on the cast — the fish see fluorocarbon, not braid, and the leader absorbs chafe from structure and teeth.
• Rinse thoroughly after every saltwater use: The Fuji DPS seat and Alconite guides are corrosion-resistant, not corrosion-proof. A freshwater rinse after every trip — especially around the reel seat hood and guide feet — extends the hardware life significantly on a rod in this price range.

FAQ

What's the difference between the 700M Moderate Fast and the 760M Fast action?
The 700M's Moderate Fast action has a more forgiving tip that loads better on soft live bait presentations — it's the better choice when you're pitching anchovies or sardines and want the fish to take the bait without feeling the rod load. The 760M's Fast action stiffens the tip for better iron control and a quicker hookset on reaction strikes. If you fish primarily live bait, start with the 700M. If you split time between live bait and iron, the 760M is more versatile.

Is the Black Diamond suitable for shore fishing?
Yes — the 8' models (808MH, 809H) are particularly well-suited for shore and jetty fishing where casting distance and line management from elevation matter. The extra length gives you clearance over rocks and structure, and the heavier line ratings handle the larger terminal tackle typically used from shore.

How does the Black Diamond compare to other Phenix saltwater spinning rods like the Axis?
The Black Diamond uses a more advanced blank construction — Toray high-strength carbon with Phenix's proprietary layering and resin system — compared to the Axis's S-glass/T-16 carbon composite. The Black Diamond is thinner in diameter, lighter in hand, and built for higher-end saltwater applications where blank performance justifies the price premium. The Axis is a strong mid-tier saltwater option; the Black Diamond is the step up for serious offshore use.

Knowing versatility is key for securing success in demanding inshore environments, we tuned the G. Loomis GCX Inshore Casting Rods to provide anglers with essential tools to tackle any salty situation. GCX Inshore touts battle-tested features required for running the coast, including a premium Fuji reel seat and an optimized SeaGuide guide train for performance-elevating balance on the water.

Proprietary Multi-Taper Design technology removes material where a blank is unlikely to fail and adds material where it might. This, combined with a beefed-up resin system for superior impact resistance, provides an overall package primed to withstand serious day-in and day-out abuse.

Yielding 11 spinning and 3 casting models, GCX Inshore makes it easy to find the right tool to tackle any inshore job. While no two tides or bites are alike, anglers equipped with GCX Inshore can fish confidently and know they are prepared for every ebb and flow.

Features:

Multi-Taper Design
SeaGuide Guide Train
Premium Cork Handles
Fuji Reel Seats
Handcrafted in Woodland, WA
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Oversize shipping fee may apply!  All Rods are packaged with extreme care!

The G. Loomis IMX-Pro Blue Casting Rods are high-performance, saltwater-specific rods designed for inshore and light-duty offshore fishing, particularly tailored for Northeast and Southeast coastal environments.

Engineered with G. Loomis’ proprietary Multi-Taper Technology, these rods feature lightweight, high-modulus graphite blanks with micro-taper designs that reinforce stress points while reducing unnecessary material, delivering exceptional strength-to-weight ratios and dynamic actions. Ideal for targeting species like stripers, fluke, bluefish, blackfish, and small tuna, the IMX-Pro Blue series offers a range of actions to suit various techniques, from casting topwater spooks and swimbaits to live-lining mullet or jigging bucktails. 

Premium components include full cork grips for comfort during long sessions, Fuji reel seats for secure reel attachment, and Fuji K-Frame Fazlite guides for tangle-free casting with braided lines. Many models feature gimbal butts for compatibility with rod holders and fighting belts, ensuring stability during battles with hard-fighting fish. Handcrafted in Woodland, Washington, USA, these rods combine sensitivity, power, and durability to elevate your saltwater fishing experience in challenging coastal conditions.

Specifications

Notes:

• Blank Material: High-modulus graphite with Multi-Taper Technology for lightweight durability and precise actions.

• Guides: Fuji K-Frame Fazlite guides, corrosion-resistant and optimized for braided lines.

• Handle: Full cork grips (Handle A: standard cork, Handle B: cork with gimbal butt for heavier models).

• Reel Seat: Fuji reel seats for secure and comfortable reel mounting.

• Applications: Ideal for Northeast and Southeast saltwater fishing, including casting swimbaits, topwaters, bucktails, and live bait for stripers, fluke, blackfish, bluefish, and small tuna.

• Features: Lightweight design (up to 15% lighter than comparable rods), gimbal butts on heavier models (845C M, 905C M), handcrafted in the USA.