W4 FINESSE T&C 2ND 7'1"/213CM M 7-21G 2SEC
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The W4 Finesse T&C (Texas & Carolina) 2nd Generation is a lightweight, high-sensitivity spinning rod built for anglers who demand precision across a wide range of light predator techniques and species.
Constructed from Torayca® High Performance Carbon and reinforced with 1k woven carbon, the blank delivers a Fast action that is both ultra-light and responsive. The sensitivity lets you detect the subtlest takes, while there is still enough backbone to drive the hook home into perch, zander, pike, bass, or trout.
The 7–21g casting range makes this rod a genuine all-rounder for light predator work. Pitch small hard lures across shallow flats, twitch your favourite soft bait along the bottom, or work a Texas or Carolina rig through cover — the rod handles each technique cleanly. Seaguide® LS Ring Guides keep friction low for longer casts, while the Fuji® SKS reel seat holds your reel securely under load. The UltraGrip EVA handle and custom non-slip rubber butt cap round out a comfortable, well-balanced setup.
The W4 Finesse T&C 2nd comes in two lengths and casting weights to match different fishing styles and target species:
Westin W4 Finesse T&C 2nd 2.13m ML 5–15g — Medium-Light power; ideal for finesse presentations with lighter jigs and small soft baits targeting perch and trout in calmer, clearer conditions
Westin W4 Finesse T&C 2nd 2.13m M 7–21g — Medium power; broader casting range suits heavier Texas and Carolina rigs, larger soft baits, and small hard lures; effective across perch, zander, pike, bass, and trout
Rod length: 2.13m (7'1")
Casting weight: 7–21g
Rod action: Fast
Number of sections: 2
Transport length: 122.5cm
Rod weight: 230g
Blank material: Torayca® High Performance Carbon, reinforced with 1k woven carbon
Guides: Seaguide® LS Ring Guides
Reel seat: Fuji® SKS
Handle: UltraGrip EVA
Custom non-slip rubber butt cap
Custom hook keeper
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