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Controlled fishing for small silverfish
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| Name | Response 4M Whip |
| EAN | 5055977488509 |
| MPN | P0240049 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Rod Length | 4m |
| Rod Action | Forgiving top sections with stiffer butt sections |
| Rod Weight | 150g |
| Material | Carbon |
| Transport length | 116cm |
Choose the 4 m version for medium-range silverfish fishing. The 5 m version gives extra reach for roach and skimmers farther out, weighing 152 g rather than 150 g. Its 113 cm transport length is slightly shorter than the 4 m model’s 116 cm.
Yes. The forgiving top sections cushion small fish and allow light lines and small hooks, while the stiffer butt maintains control. No numerical line rating is supplied, so the description does not establish a specific breaking-strain limit.
Do not use it during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Its electrically conductive carbon fibres create a risk of fatal electric shock in these conditions.
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Preston Response whips are slim carbon fishing poles for small silverfish. Their responsive, lightweight construction supports comfortable handling through a match, while forgiving top sections cushion small fish when using light lines and small hooks.
High-grade carbon keeps weight low and provides direct feedback. The softer upper sections work with a stiffer butt to combine sensitivity with control when guiding and landing fish. The family is intended for bleak at shorter range and roach and skimmers farther out.
The Response 4M Whip measures 4 m and weighs 150 g. It suits small to medium silverfish at medium range and has a transport length of 116 cm. The Response 5M Whip offers 5 m of reach for fishing farther out, weighs 152 g and has six sections with a transport length of 113 cm. The longer option adds reach for just 2 g more weight and is slightly shorter for transport.
Carbon fibres conduct electricity. Do not use these rods during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as this poses a risk of fatal electric shock.
