Savage Gear Fury SG6 Boat Travel 2.00m 150–400g 312g Moderate Fast

Savage Gear Fury SG6 Boat Travel — Big-Water Power That Fits in Your Suitcase

Built for serious offshore action, the Savage Gear Fury SG6 (Spinning Guide 6) Boat Travel rod delivers the backbone needed to subdue large cod, coalfish, and halibut from the depths — without sacrificing the convenience of a travel-friendly 3-piece design.

Japanese Torayca Carbon Blank: Strength You Can Feel

The blank is constructed from Japanese Torayca carbon fibre, a material known for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. At 312 g, the rod punches well above its weight, providing the extra-heavy power required to work lures in the 150–400 g range and haul big fish up from deep water. The moderate-fast action gives you enough flex to load effectively on the strike while maintaining the backbone to control heavy bites.

Ready for Anywhere — 71 cm Transport Length

At just 71 cm packed down, this 3-piece rod fits inside standard luggage, making it ideal for fishing trips that involve flights or long overland journeys. FUJI reel seat hardware and SeaGuide CCS stainless steel guides with SiN rings ensure nothing is compromised on the water. A premium cork handle provides a secure, comfortable grip even in cold, wet Nordic conditions, and a velvet rod bag is included for protection in transit.

Choose the Right Variant

The Fury SG6 Boat Travel is available in two lure rating configurations — both share the same 2.00 m length, 71 cm transport length, 3-piece construction, moderate-fast action, Torayca carbon blank, FUJI reel seat, and SeaGuide CCS guides:

Fury SG6 Boat Travel — 2.00 m, 150–400 g, 312 g — the current model. Best suited to heavy jigging and pirk fishing for cod, coalfish, and large flatfish in moderate to deep water. A versatile all-rounder for the bulk of North Sea and Norwegian fjord boat sessions.
Fury SG6 Boat Travel — 2.00 m, 200–600 g, 323 g — steps up to an even heavier lure range for ultra-deep fishing scenarios, very large halibut, or strong tidal conditions where maximum weight is needed to hold bottom.