Savage Gear SGS6 Eging Spinning Rod 2.59m 122g 200cm Fast

Savage Gear SGS6 Eging Spinning Rod — Purpose-Built Precision for Squid and Cuttlefish

The SGS6 Eging (a specialist rod series inspired by Japanese eging technique) is engineered for anglers who want every advantage when targeting squid and cuttlefish from ports, rock shores, or wading in the shallows.

A Blank Designed Around the Egi

The 2.59 m Fast-action blank is built from Toray 40T high-modulus carbon, delivering the sensitivity needed to feel every twitch of an egi lure while keeping the rod light at just 122 g. A reduced butt section lowers wrist strain during repetitive jigging and extends the effective working length of the blank above the handle — helping you cast further and achieve a more natural rod curve that hooks squid cleanly without tearing free.

Premium Components from Handle to Tip

Fuji stainless steel SiC K-frame guides are positioned for maximum casting distance and clean line management, while the Fuji reel seat locks your reel firmly in place even when wet. High-quality EVA handles provide a secure, comfortable grip during long sessions, and the rod ships in a deluxe rod bag for safe transport and storage.

Choose the Right Variant

All three rods in the SGS6 Eging series share the same Toray 40T carbon construction, EVA handles, and Fuji SiC K guides. The differences lie in length, weight, and power rating — matching rod to style and target conditions.

Savage Gear SGS6 Eging 2.51 m ML (Medium-Light), 111 g, transport 132 cm — lighter tip for smaller egi sizes and finesse presentation; ideal for calm conditions and smaller squid
Savage Gear SGS6 Eging 2.51 m M (Medium), 116 g, transport 132 cm — versatile all-rounder at the shorter length; well-suited for port fishing and mixed squid/cuttlefish in moderate conditions
Savage Gear SGS6 Eging 2.59 m M (Medium), Fast action, 122 g, line rating 0.6–1 kg, transport 200 cm — the longest option, offering extended reach and casting distance for rock shore fishing or wading; ideal when distance and a deeper curve are priorities