12ft Telescopic fishing pole rod strong, powerful, made of 97% carbon manufactured in Japan.

This is a brand new 12ft pole, easy for long cast, weight 66g, easy to carry, folded length 53cm, great for travel, backpacking. 8 telescopic sections easy extend from a closed length of 1.77ft to 12ft. The pole is made of a 97% High modulus graphite carbon manufactured in Japan, using Japanese design, engineering and technology. This compact telescopic pole provides superior portability, yet extremely sensitive and versatile. The lightweight, high-modulus graphite blank is incredibly sensitive and will detect the slightest bites, and still will have enough strength to land the hardest fighters. Length allows to get you deep into the brush where large fish hide, It allows to get the live baits or spoons in hard to reach places where reel rod can't. Light weight allows fishing all day without arm fatigue, to be able to concentrate ground baits in very small areas of water and be able to fish outside, over or above of your feed area with the utmost accuracy. Middle soft action makes this pole perfect for casting light float rigs, flies, or for jigging live baits or spoons, and uses it for all fish sizes. It allows you to see the most delicate fish bites. This rod is perfect for every fisherman from a young kid to a professional angler.

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Pole Fishing is great for canals, small Stillwater or commercial fisheries. You can land big fish, including carp, using a pole, and the advantages in skilful bait presentation are outstanding. Several Pole Fishing techniques and methods can be used to catch almost all fish.
    Pole Fishing is an art form. You can't even imagine the fun you got when gently move the pole against the fish to strike, ship the line to you, swing the fish to hand, unhook, re-bait and place pole back in the water ready for the next fish. Just once you try pole fishing, you'll ask yourself why it wasn't sooner.
    The most credit for spectacularly growing popularity of pole fishing must be given to the tackle manufacturers who continue to produce cheaper, stronger, lighter poles each season. Best quality refers to Japanese equipment from Japanese materials. Design and engineering are concerned the Japanese technology is still the best in the world by far.