Telescopic Rod, Stream Fishing Rod, Sabiki Rod, a991

FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) [Composite reinforced plastic made by adding plastic to glass fiber for increased strength]

This is an excellent product that offers both cost-effectiveness and quality, with a supple arc and high tension.
While it's a bit heavier and thicker than carbon fiber, it's highly effective not only for freshwater fishing in streams, lakes, ponds, rivers, and stocked fishing areas, but also at fishing ports, breakwaters, and river mouths!

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#NobeZao Bakucho Miyachan

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The price and cost-performance are the best!
Set discounts are a great deal.

[Product Specifications]
The same type of rod sizes are grouped together.

[5.4m]
Tip diameter: 1.1mm
Butt diameter: 23.2mm
Rod weight: 215g
Closed length: 63cm

[6.3m]
Tip diameter: 1.1mm
Butt diameter: 25.5mm
Rod weight: 260g
Closed length: 63cm

♦ When the rod is fully extended.
There will be a difference from the actual displayed length due to the overlapping of the rod sections.
The shorter the closed length, the more sections the rod has, resulting in a greater difference between the actual and displayed dimensions. If the closed length is longer, the difference between the actual and displayed dimensions will be smaller.
Please understand this before purchasing.

Comes with a rod bag.
Please note that the rod bag may have loose threads, etc. We appreciate your understanding.

♥ For those with free time
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Actually, it's true! FRP nobe rods are perfect for sabiki fishing!
Haven't you seen local veteran anglers appearing on bicycles at fishing ports?
You've seen them easily catching fish with sabiki rigs on nobe rods, jigging them finely, right?
Since the line length is fixed, you can always present the same lure at the same depth after reaching the bottom. If you use a bottom-feeding sabiki rig, it's so efficient that reel rods feel like a hassle!
The key to choosing the rod length is to consider the height of your fishing spot from the water surface and the water depth!