Lucky John ANIRA MICROJIG 752ULF

ANIRA MICROJIG 752ULF is the proposal of Lucky John regarding the technique of Ultra Light Rock Fishing since it can perfectly manage artificial baits weighing from 0.7 to 5 grams, which is its Casting Weight. The total weight of the reed is just 96 grams and its length is 2.26 meters. It is made of high quality Carbon so it combines fine desigh with strength. Its action is Fast and its power is Ultra Light. Its top is solid, ie SOLID. It consists of a total of nine stainless steel guides type “K” that are specialized for use in seawater. They are constructed in such a way as to perfectly manage the very small thread cross-sections required by the ULRF technique. They are placed in the right places along the rod so that the rod works perfectly. The union of its two strains is done with the safe method of Spigot. Based on its characteristics, the ANIRA MICROJIG 752ULF is an ideal choice for the Bottom Fishing technique, ie fishing near the bottom, either using biodegradable or tiny silicones in combination in both cases with a tiny jighead. Its SOLID top offers a complete sense of the movements of our artificial baits on the seabed while helping us to decrypt it. This feeling is perfectly transferred to the handle from which we hold the rod while we can feel even the most imperceptible sting from a small fish. It is also an ideal choice for bone fishing. The behavior of Blank and more specifically the parabolic nature of the reed forgives any handling mistakes during the battle with a fish. Especially when we talk about the bone which has a very soft mouth that tears easily. But at the same time it has strength in the trunk that in cooperation with the correct adjustment of the brakes can cope with a battle with a very remarkable opponent. The ANIRA MICROJIG 752ULF is an ideal choice both for a beginner who wants to enter the magical space of ULRF and for someone more experienced who is in search of something more specialized. Finally, it is definitely a “Value For Money” proposal by Lucky John in this category of reeds.