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Trout fishing with light spoons
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| Name | TACTICAL TROUT SPOON 1.8M 1-6G |
| EAN | 8716851379913 |
| MPN | 2827-201 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Rod Length | 1.8m |
| Casting Weight | 1-6g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Action | Parabolic |
| Rod Weight | 74g |
| Handle Type | Fuji reel seat |
| Transport length | 94cm |
| Number of guides | 9 |
Choose 0.5–4 g if you use very light spoons down to 0.5 g, or 1–6 g if you need to cast spoons up to 6 g. The rods were developed for Incy Spoons, so match your spoon weight to the stated casting range rather than choosing by rod length alone.
The 1.8 m rods are the most compact, packing to 94 cm. The 2.1 m rods pack to 106 cm, while the 2.4 m rod packs to 135 cm and is only offered in 1–6 g. All have two sections, so weigh the extra reach of a longer rod against the space needed to carry it.
The parabolic action brings the entire blank into play under load, not just the tip. This is shared by every version, so you can choose the length and casting weight without giving up the full-blank bend. The rods were tested and repeatedly modified with large trout in mind.
All versions have a high-quality Fuji reel seat for attaching the reel. Guide counts differ: the 1.8 m, 0.5–4 g rod has eight guides, while the other four versions have nine. You retain the Fuji reel seat whichever length and casting range you choose.
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The Spro Tactical Trout Spoon rods were developed for ultralight trout fishing with Incy Spoons. Their parabolic action brings the whole blank into play when fighting a fish, rather than concentrating the bend at the tip. With rod weights of 73–98 g, the range keeps the tackle light for repeated casting and retrieving.
The rods were tested and repeatedly modified with large trout in mind. The parabolic bend lets the blank work throughout the fight. Every version has a high-quality Fuji reel seat to secure the reel to the rod.
Choose 0.5–4 g for the lightest spoons from 0.5 g, or 1–6 g if you need a higher upper casting weight. Both ranges are available in 1.8 m and 2.1 m. The 2.4 m version is available only in 1–6 g. The shorter rods offer a more compact option, while the longer rods provide more reach at the cost of a longer transport length.
Length | Casting weight | Rod weight | Transport length | Guides |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1.8 m | 0.5–4 g | 73 g | 94 cm | 8 |
1.8 m | 1–6 g | 74 g | 94 cm | 9 |
2.1 m | 0.5–4 g | 82 g | 106 cm | 9 |
2.1 m | 1–6 g | 78 g | 106 cm | 9 |
2.4 m | 1–6 g | 98 g | 135 cm | 9 |
All five versions have two sections. Compare the stated transport lengths with your available storage space, especially when choosing between the 94 cm packed length of the 1.8 m rods and the 135 cm packed length of the 2.4 m rod.
