Westin W2 Finesse T&C Spinning Rod 2.25m 5

Westin W2 Finesse T&C Spinning Rod 2.25m 5–15g — All-Round Finesse Predator Rod for Hard and Soft Lures

The Westin W2 Finesse T&C (Texas & Carolina) 7'6" / 2.25m is a fast, sensitive ML spinning rod built for anglers who want precise control when working light rigs and small lures for perch, bass, trout, and zander.

Feel Every Touch with High-Performance Carbon

The blank is constructed from 24/30 tonne high-performance carbon, delivering an outstanding blend of sensitivity and backbone. Whether you're dragging a Texas or Carolina rig across the bottom or twitching a soft shad through a water column, the rod transmits the subtlest contact directly to your hand — helping you detect even the most cautious bite.

Versatile Power for Hard and Soft Lures

With a 5–15g casting weight range and ML action, this rod handles both small hard baits and lightweight soft plastics with equal confidence. Pitch a compact crankbait into tight spots or slowly work a finesse shad along deeper structure — the W2 Finesse T&C adapts to the situation without compromise. The split-handle design with premium grade EVA keeps the rod light at just 179g while providing a comfortable, secure grip during long sessions.

Choose the Right Variant

The W2 Finesse T&C is available in three variants to suit different techniques, target species, and casting distances. Match the rod to your fishing style:

W2 Finesse T&C 7'6" / 2.25m ML 5–15g (179g) — The current model. Extra length for longer casts, sensitive ML action ideal for finesse rigs, light soft plastics, and small hard lures; great for perch, trout, and zander from banks or boats.
W2 Finesse T&C 7'1" / 2.13m ML 5–15g (170g) — Shorter and slightly lighter; same ML power and casting range in a more compact format, suited for tighter spots or overhead-restricted environments.
W2 Finesse T&C 7'1" / 2.13m M 7–21g Fast (180g) — Medium power with Fast action and a higher casting weight ceiling; better suited for heavier soft plastics, larger hard baits, and more aggressive techniques targeting bass and zander.