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Active float fishing for large lake fish
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| Name | TROUT PRO LAKE 3.90 40G |
| EAN | 8716851418063 |
| MPN | 2905-391 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Rod Length | 3.9m |
| Number of Sections | 3pc |
| Rod Weight | 180g |
| Number of guides | 11 |
| Components | Fuji |
| Pack quantity | 1 pc |
Its main use is active float fishing for large fish. The supplier also specifies bottom fishing for catfish and sturgeon at trout lakes, so it covers both presentations in that setting. The technical specification lists casting weight as below 40 g, so keep that limit in mind when choosing your rig.
The 3.00 m rod weighs 140 g, the 3.30 m rod 150 g, the 3.60 m rod 170 g and the 3.90 m rod 180 g. All share the same casting rating, three sections and 11 guides. Choose a longer version for more reach when managing the float, or a shorter one for less rod weight in the hand.
Yes. Every length has three sections, so all versions can be taken apart rather than carried at full fishing length. Section count therefore does not distinguish the variants, choose the fishing length and rod weight that suit you.
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The Spro Trout Pro Lake rod is designed for active float fishing for large fish at trout lakes. Its extra-light blank keeps rod weight down during active fishing. The supplier also specifies bottom fishing for catfish and sturgeon at trout lakes as a suitable use.
Four lengths share the same 40 g model rating. The supplier's specification lists casting weight as below 40 g. Choose by the reach you need and the weight you want to hold, rather than by a different casting rating.
Length | Rod weight |
|---|---|
3.00 m | 140 g |
3.30 m | 150 g |
3.60 m | 170 g |
3.90 m | 180 g |
The 3.00 m version is the shortest and lightest option. The 3.30 m version adds length for 10 g more weight. The 3.60 m version offers further reach at 170 g, while the 3.90 m version is the longest and weighs 180 g. Longer rods give you more reach for managing a float, with more rod weight to hold.
Every version combines Fuji components with an extra-light blank and 11 guides. All four rods separate into three sections for transport, so length selection does not change the section count. One rod is supplied per pack.
