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| Name | CEYMAR METHOD FEEDER 12' 360CM |
| EAN | 4718947026217 |
| MPN | C-F-1203MH-1 |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Rod Length | 3.6m |
| Casting Weight | 60g |
| Number of Sections | 3+3pc |
| Rod Action | Progressive |
| Rod Weight | 254g |
| Feeder Type | method_feeder |
| Transport length | 125cm |
| Guides number | 13+Tip |
| Rod strength | MH |
| Foregrip length | 65 mm |
| Reargrip length | 450 mm |
It is made for method feeder fishing with baskets, especially for species such as bream, tench, and other peaceful fish in lakes and rivers.
Yes, the rod comes with three solid interchangeable tips in a protective tube, so you can adapt bite indication to the conditions.
Yes, the progressive action helps cushion runs and keeps steady pressure on the fish during the fight.
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The Okuma Ceymar Method Feeder is built for accurate feeder fishing with baskets on lakes and rivers. Its slim carbon blank, progressive action, and three interchangeable tips help you cast cleanly and read cautious bites clearly.
This rod is designed for method feeder fishing for bream, tench, and other peaceful fish. The 3.60 m length and 60 g casting weight suit common feeder setups where stable presentation and reliable bite indication matter.
The carbon blank is described as slim and balanced, giving the rod a progressive action. That helps on the cast and during the fight, especially when fish surge close to the bank or under the rod tip.
Three solid feeder tips are included in a protective tube. This gives you useful flexibility when conditions change, whether you need better visibility in wind or a finer response to shy takes.
Quality guides with stainless steel frames and polished titanium oxide inserts support smooth line flow. A DPS reel seat and cork and EVA handles give the rod a practical, comfortable setup for longer feeder sessions.
