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Fishing large lures for big predators
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| Name | TR Power Swim 240cm- 7'10 up to 200g |
| EAN | 5056212187409 |
| MPN | NRD424 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Rod Length | 2.4m |
| Casting Weight | 200g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 189g |
| Material | 40/30 Ton Carbon Cloth |
| Handle Type | Split cork and black EVA |
| Transport length | 188cm |
| Guide brand | Fuji |
It is a baitcasting-reel model for large predator lures, including larger Replicants, with a casting weight of up to 200 g. Choose a baitcasting setup and keep lure weight within that stated limit.
The 240 cm rod has two sections and a transport length of 188 cm. Allow 188 cm of storage space even when dismantled. A rod bag with Velcro fastening is included.
Yes. Its carbon fibres are highly electrically conductive, so it must not be used during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Avoid these conditions because contact or electrical discharge can be fatal.
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The Fox Rage TR Power Swim is a casting rod designed for large predators with big lures, including larger Replicants. Its casting weight of up to 200 g supports this heavy-lure use, while the 240 cm rod weighs 189 g. It is a baitcasting-reel model for anglers targeting pike and other large predators.
The blank uses 40/30 Ton Carbon Cloth. Fuji guides carry the line, and a high-quality reel seat holds the baitcasting reel. The split handle combines first-class cork with black EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate). A removable hook keeper provides a place to secure the hook between casts and can be taken off when not needed. The angled butt design also helps the rod stand.
The two-section rod has a transport length of 188 cm, so allow that much space when choosing storage or transport. A high-quality rod bag with a Velcro fastening is included.
The rod contains highly conductive carbon fibres. Do not use it during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as this poses a risk of fatal electric shock.
