Spro Spx Heavy Jig Spinning Rod 2.7m 10–40g

Spro SPX Heavy Jig HJ270 – Lightweight Spinning Power for Predator Fishing

The Spro SPX (Spinning Performance X) Heavy Jig HJ270 is a full-carbon spinning rod built for lure anglers who demand sensitivity and backbone in one package. At 2.7 m with a 10–40 g casting range, it covers a wide range of jig and lure presentations for predatory fish.

Full-Carbon Blank with a Fine-Tuned Action

Constructed from a solid full-carbon blank, the HJ270 keeps weight down to just 166 g while delivering the responsiveness needed to detect subtle takes and set hooks cleanly. The sensitive action translates vibrations directly to your hand, making it equally effective for jigging soft plastics or working hard lures over varied bottom structure.

Practical Build Details That Matter on the Water

Stainless-steel single-leg guides keep the build light and reduce wind resistance during the cast, contributing to accurate, long-range presentations. A hook keeper on the blank means your lure is always safely stowed between spots. The two-piece design collapses to a 140 cm transport length, making it straightforward to carry to bank, boat, or wade in.

Choose the Right Variant

The SPX Heavy Jig range is offered in different lengths and casting weights to suit different predator setups and fishing styles. Select the model that best matches your target species and typical lure weight.

• Spro SPX Heavy Jig HJ270 2.7 m 10–40 g — versatile all-round length for river and lake bank fishing; suits pike, perch, and zander with jigs, shads, and medium-weight hard baits

• Spro SPX Heavy Jig HJ240 2.4 m 20–60 g — shorter, heavier-action option suited to boat fishing or tight-access bank spots; handles larger shads and heavier jig heads for bigger predators

Facts

• Rod length: 2.7 m

• Casting weight: 10–40 g

• Number of sections: 2

• Transport length: 140 cm

• Rod weight: 166 g

• Blank material: Full carbon

• Guides: Stainless-steel single-leg

• Hook keeper on blank

• Target species: Predatory fish (pike, perch, zander)