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Lure fishing for zander and pike
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| Name | Momentum Spin 265 | 60 |
| EAN | 4251865726321 |
| MPN | 200427 |
| Brand | Zeck Fishing |
| Fishing style | Spin |
| Target fish | Pike, Zander |
| Rod Length | 2.65m |
| Casting Weight | 15-60g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 157g |
| Material | Carbon fibre, EVA |
| Handle Type | EVA, Fuji VSSM /#16 |
| Guide Type | SIC |
| Transport length | 138cm |
| Hook keeper | Fixed |
Yes. This 2.65 m version is primarily intended for zander, but the supplier also recommends it for pike with lures that are not too large. Its casting range is 15–60 g, so select your lures within that range rather than treating it as a big-lure pike rod.
The rod is designed for a fixed-spool spinning reel and is fitted with a Fuji VSSM /#16 reel seat. Choose a spinning reel for this setup, not a baitcasting reel.
The 265 cm rod separates into two sections and has a stated transport length of 138 cm. Use that measurement when checking whether it fits your vehicle, storage space or rod bag.
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The Zeck Fishing Momentum Spin is a spinning rod primarily intended for zander fishing. Its 15–60 g casting range also suits pike fishing when the lures are not too large. The 2.65 m rod is designed for a fixed-spool spinning reel and has SIC (silicon carbide) guides to carry the line along the blank.
The carbon-fibre rod weighs 157 g and has an EVA grip. A Fuji VSSM /#16 reel seat holds the spinning reel, while the permanently fitted hook keeper provides a place to secure the hook between fishing spots. The design is understated. Momentum sits in Zeck's mid-price range.
The two-piece construction reduces the 265 cm fishing length to a transport length of 138 cm. Check that length against your available storage or rod bag. Choose lures within the stated 15–60 g casting range, and keep to smaller lures when using it for pike.
Fishing rods can conduct electricity. Do not use the rod during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Keep it away from children unless they are appropriately supervised, and use it only for fishing.
