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MRods V.I.Plash 812MLT (2.48 m, 3 - 17 g) Form for assembling a fishing rod

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Length - 8'1 (2.48 m)
Number of parts - 2
Material - Toray M40X + 40T Nanometer
Test - 3 - 17 g
Cord test - 4 - 12 lb
Action - Progressive
Blank weight - 36 g
The weight of the tip is 9 g.
The weight of the comel is 27 g.
Connection type - Spigot
Tip type - Tubular
Tip diameter - 1.32 mm
Butt diameter - 10.0 mm
Blank color - graphite (butt with cross-shaped reinforcing winding)
Purpose - jig from the shore

PS This line of blanks is designed specifically for rod builders. The series includes only exclusive models with unique characteristics. The inspiration for the development of this series was the legendary Xesta. The task was to create a rod that
1. Throws far and easily - why you need the Regular-Fast setup
2. Allows you to aggressively cast a jig bait over long distances - which requires a Fast or Ex-Fast rig
3. Works well with jerky fish on a weighted line -
what does the rig need?   Regular or so-called "squid"?
The result was lightweight workpieces with a complex, progressive structure.


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