Xesta Offshore Rod Scramble Saber Spec B67UL-T (Baitcasting 2 Piece)

Total Length: 6.7ft (2.00m) /Joint: 2 (Grip Joint) /Closed length: 158cm /Weight: 99g /Tip diameter: 1.75mm /Bottom diameter: 8.8mm /Jig weight: 60-140g /Compatible line PE: #0.5-#1.2 /Carbon content: 99%

[B67UL-T Slow Waver]
A slim tubular style that allows you to maintain a slow style regardless of the situation.
Developed with emphasis on extremely delicate operation of jigs up to 150g, which are frequently used regardless of the range. As a result of pursuing the sensitivity required for slow style, we designed the blanks so that the tip section has a little firmness and the belly part of the rod allows you to feel the weight of the jig and the flow of the tide. As a result, you can now directly feel the weight of the biting Swordfish, and the result is a blank that gives you a more “bite” feeling than ever before. The bent curve that bends beautifully the moment it is hooked attracts not only anglers but also viewers.

[Scramble Saber Spec Technical Jigging]
Special tuning for slow style.
A technique that applies slow jigging is attracting attention as a new approach to Swordfish jigging. If one pitch, one jerk is called a speed style, this fishing method is a slow style.
This method of fishing is to lift and fall the jig softly in the target range to highlight the jig and lead to a hit.
Up until now, Swordfish were considered to be good for regular movements, but in recent years there have been an increase in cases where such jig movements have been overlooked, and situations where the hit range has become extremely narrow due to human pressure. . In order to overcome this situation, once you master the slow style, Swordfish’s reaction can be surprisingly improved.
One of the keys to making this method work is the flexibility of the rod, and by creating a blank that lifts and returns flexibly like a whip when jerking, it is possible to perform this operation stably, as shown in the Swordfish. You can instantly increase your desire to prey.