Savage Gear SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod 3.05m 30–100g 365g Moderate Fast

Savage Gear SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod — Distance and Power from the Shore

The Savage Gear SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod delivers the backbone and sensitivity needed to work heavy jigs and large lures effectively from the bank or shoreline. A reinforced Toray high modulus carbon fibre blank keeps the rod light enough to fish all day while standing up to hard-running sea species.

Built to Cast Far and Hit Hard

The Moderate Fast action loads smoothly for long-distance casts with lures up to 100g, then recovers quickly to drive hooks home. SeaGuide Gunsmoke saltwater-rated guides paired with a SeaGuide Gold Label reel seat handle the stresses of heavy casting and corrosive salt spray session after session.

Enough Backbone for Serious Sea Fish

The reinforced blank provides the torque required to turn powerful sea fish — bass, bluefish, amberjack, and similar species — away from rough ground. The CCS (Casting Control System) guide layout reduces line slap during the cast, helping you reach fish holding in deeper water or far from the shore. Tough EVA handles stay comfortable and grippy even when wet, and the rod comes with a deluxe rod bag for protection between sessions.

Choose the Right Variant

The SGS2 Shore Jigging range covers a spectrum of lure weights and target species. Match the rod to the lures you fish and the fish you expect to meet.

SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod 2.90m 20–80g 352g Moderate Fast — Shorter, lighter option for finesse shore jigging with medium lures; well-suited to bass, sea trout, and lighter inshore work from beaches or rock marks.
SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod 3.05m 30–100g 365g Moderate Fast — The 3.05m, 30–100g Medium Heavy rod in this overview; versatile all-rounder for a broad range of jigs and hard or soft lures, targeting mid-to-large sea species from shore.
SGS2 Shore Jigging Spinning Rod 3.05m 60–150g 378g Moderate Fast — Heavy-duty option for maximum range and the largest lures; suited to targeting big pelagics and bottom species where extra power is needed.