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Responsive lure fishing for perch and chub
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| Name | Prism X Twitcher 210cm 3-14g 2pcs |
| EAN | 5056212197705 |
| MPN | NRD433 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Rod Length | 2.1m |
| Casting Weight | 3-14g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Action | Fast |
| Rod Weight | 127g |
| Material | 24/30 Ton Carbon Cloth |
| Handle Type | EVA |
| Transport length | 108cm |
| Reel seat finish | Carbon style |
| Included bag | Black 420D Oxford |
It is intended for small to medium lures, spinners and shads within its 3–14 g casting range, including twitching hardbaits. Perch and chub are supported targets, as are smaller zander and pike, so it is not a heavy-lure pike rod.
The 210 cm rod separates into two sections and has a transport length of 108 cm. A black 420D Oxford cloth bag is included, so allow at least that packed length when choosing storage space.
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The Fox Rage Prism X Twitcher is a spinning rod for small to medium lures, spinners and shads, including twitching hardbaits. Its fast action supports direct lure control and bite detection when fishing for perch and chub, with capability for smaller zander and pike.
This latest-generation Prism X model is 210 cm long with a casting weight of 3–14 g. Choose lures within that range. At 127 g, the light, well-balanced rod suits active lure work without unnecessary weight in the hand.
The blank uses 24/30 Ton Carbon Cloth. Grey EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) handles provide the grip, while high-quality guides carry the line and a high-quality carbon-style reel seat secures the reel. The understated Prism X finish completes the rod.
The two-piece construction packs down to 108 cm for transport. A black 420D Oxford cloth bag is included for storage and carrying.
Carbon fibres conduct electricity. Do not use this rod during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as there is a life-threatening risk of electric shock.
