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Controlled deadbait fishing for pike and zander
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| Name | Deadbait Classic - 330 cm | 120 g | 3-teilig |
| EAN | 4251865739635 |
| MPN | 600008 |
| Brand | Zeck Fishing |
| Fishing style | Deadbait |
| Rod Length | 3.3m |
| Casting Weight | 120g |
| Number of Sections | 3pc |
| Rod Action | Semi-parabolic |
| Rod Weight | 255g |
| Material | Carbon fibre, cork |
| Transport length | 115cm |
| Guide count | 7+1 |
| Reel seat | Fuji DPS M #18 |
| Hook keeper | Fixed |
| Line clip | Yes |
Choose the 300 cm model for the shorter, lighter rod at 235 g, with two sections and a 155 cm packed length. The 330 cm model gives more reach and packs down to 115 cm in three sections, but weighs 255 g. Both cast 120 g, so the main choice is fishing length versus transport size and weight.
Yes. Both models were developed for static deadbait fishing for pike and zander with float and bottom rigs. Their semi-parabolic blanks support larger baitfish, so either version covers float fishing on smaller waters and bottom fishing on larger waters.
Zeck states that the nominal 120 g casting weight can occasionally be exceeded slightly when deadbaiting. The blanks have power reserves for heavier baitfish, but no higher maximum is specified, so this is not an unlimited heavy-bait rating.
Yes. The Fuji reel seat uses an extended threaded sleeve and a longer, grippy locking screw to accommodate and secure larger fixed-spool reels. This is useful when your deadbait setup needs a larger reel.
The large guides are less quick to ice up, although they are not described as frost-proof. The line clip and fixed hook keeper make carrying a rigged rod easier, so you can move swims without fully dismantling the setup.
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The Zeck Fishing Deadbait Classic rods are designed for static freshwater pike and zander fishing with deadbaits on float or bottom rigs. Their semi-parabolic carbon blanks have the power to cast larger baitfish and support you during the fight, whether you fish a float on a small club water or a bottom rig on a large lake.
Both models have a stated casting weight of 120 g. Zeck says this can occasionally be exceeded slightly when deadbaiting, but gives no higher limit. The blanks have power reserves for heavier baitfish and rigs. Large guides support casting distance and are less quick to ice up during winter fishing.
The Fuji reel seat has a longer, easy-grip locking screw and an extended threaded sleeve. This provides room to secure larger fixed-spool reels. A line clip and permanently fitted hook keeper make it easier to carry the rod rigged up when changing swims.
The classic cork handle helps keep weight down compared with Zeck's Stalker and Trapper series, which use Rubber Cork. Woven carbon in the butt section and a simple handle layout give the rods their understated appearance.
The 300 cm model has two sections, weighs 235 g and packs down to 155 cm. It has 6+1 guides. Choose it for the shorter, lighter rod if you have room for the longer packed length. It can be used from the bank or a boat.
The 330 cm model has three sections, weighs 255 g and packs down to 115 cm. It has 7+1 guides. It offers more reach and suits situations where longer casts are needed, while taking up 40 cm less space in transport. The trade-off is 20 g more rod weight and an extra section to assemble. Both models retain the same 120 g casting weight and float or bottom-rig applications.
Fishing rods can conduct electricity. Do not use them during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Keep them away from children or provide appropriate supervision. Use only for fishing.
