Zebco DB Series Pike Spinning Rod 3.6m 220g

Zebco DB Series Pike 3.6m — Brute Power for Big Predators

The DB Series Pike 3.6m spinning rod delivers the backbone and casting punch serious pike anglers demand. Built from durable carbon, this two-piece rod handles heavy lures and sets treble hooks with authority while retaining enough action to keep fish pinned on a short line.

Uncompromising Power for Large Lures

With a 220g casting weight and 2.75lb test curve, this rod launches big swimbaits, jerkbaits and spinnerbaits to the horizon. Large anti-frap guides are engineered for durability and friction-free casting, while the carbon blank provides reserves of power to muscle pike away from structure and drive hooks home through tough jaws.

Balanced Design for All-Day Comfort

The full EVA handle with cork trim offers secure grip in wet conditions and reduces fatigue during long sessions. At 3.6m length with a compact 186cm transport length, the two-piece design balances reach and portability. The 5+1 guide layout optimises load distribution for accurate casts and smooth line flow with both braid (15–65lb / 0.20–0.40mm) and mono (12–20lb / 0.30–0.40mm).

Choose the Right Variant

The DB Series offers specialist tools for different predator techniques and target species:

• 3.6m DB Series Pike – 2.75lbs (this model): 220g casting weight — ideal for pike fishing with heavy swimbaits, large jerkbaits and big spinnerbaits; suits boat and bank fishing where maximum casting distance and hook-setting power are essential

• 3.0m DB Series Zander – 5–45g: lighter casting range for zander and perch with soft plastics, crankbaits and smaller lures

• 3.6m DB Series Pike – 3.25lbs: 280g casting weight for extra-heavy pike lures and extreme casting situations

Facts

• Rod length: 3.6m

• Casting weight: 220g

• Test curve: 2.75lb

• Transport length: 186cm

• Sections: 2-piece

• Guides: 5+1

• Handle: full EVA with cork trim

• Braid rating: 15–65lb / 0.20–0.40mm

• Mono rating: 12–20lb / 0.30–0.40mm

• Material: carbon

• Warning: Carbon fibres conduct electricity — never use near power lines or during thunderstorms; risk of fatal electric shock