TENRYU Jig-Zam Wild Mark JWM611B-0/2

Lure / Target:

Rod Concept:

"Light & Tough" Concept
A next-generation jigging rod series that combines the elements of light jigging and inshore jigging. Finished in a supple and strong blank, the delicate operability peculiar to light tackle and the power that enables forcible exchange utilizing the strength of stickiness are attractive. By properly using various jig weights and intentionally controlling the input speed and line slack, it is possible to capture difficult targets.

JWM611B-0/2 [Bait Model]

[Inshore sensitive model]

Even in inshore jigging, there are scenes where a small jig of light jigging class is required depending on the situation. This is because small tungsten (TG) jigs and short lead jigs become effective when the bait, such as small sardines, begins to be unbalanced Also, if the sand eel or hairtail is used as bait, it is effective to reduce the power of his rod and raise the jig weight to suppress the movement of the jig. Targets are super-selective blue-backed fish, red sea bream, Spanish mackerel, etc., and "0/2" is required in situations where the light jigging tackle is a little lacking in power. The meaning of 0/2 in the notation represents the tip of the 0th class and the butt power of the 2nd class, and has the ML class tip of Horizon and the 2nd class butt of Jig-Zam. Therefore, this model are selfish model that have a light jigging-class usability and moderate power.

[Tackle setting]
The following are settings within a range that is easy to handle.
It is just a reference value, so please use it properly depending on the situation.
Field: Water depth 20-60m 

Reel: (D company 10-35, S company 1000-2000)
Line: PE (1.5-2.5) Leader: 25-35lb
Lure: 

Short (TG) & Semi-long (lead) 130-160g (squid pattern) 

Slow jig (lead) 120g-180g (holly tree pattern) 100-130g (eel Slender long jig (lead ~ 180g (hairtail pattern)

[Usage

The model is good at one-pitch jerk with a certain rhythm, and it plays an active part in the situation of carefully searching near the bottom. In order to supplement the hooking power, it is also possible to use a hook with a slightly narrower wire diameter like that used for light jigging. It's a good idea to choose this by considering the target size and drag value.

[Genealogy of jigging rods] 

As you may know if you have been offshore for a while, there was a light weight of 0th to 2nd class in our rod series. Even successive models such as the Grand Marshal, the first Jig-Zam, and Oceania graced the corner of the catalog as a light model that makes it easy to handle lightweight jigs. However, unfortunately, the rise of light jigging in the Kinkai Wright class has taken the place to what is now called "Horizon". As the times went by, the number that was buried due to the development of fishing methods in the target situation such as the shape of the jig and the method of jerk If you have been watching offshore rods for almost 20 years, you may think that it was a long time ago, and for those who started offshore in recent years, it can be said that it is a new rod. It is a model that you should definitely try in situations where you have not been able to capture it until now.

Features:

<Blank>

• A flexible action that emphasizes suppleness and realizes seamless followability at various water depths and tides. C ・ N ・ T are composited on the butt part to enhance the stickiness.

<Guide>

• Uses a stainless steel frame, SiC ring, and K guide.

<Grip>

• Highly reliable DPS seat for spinning type.
• The bait type uses a PULS seat.

Logo design :

C ・ N ・ T :

Bait type K guide (stainless steel frame, SiC) :

Spinning type K guide (stainless steel frame, SiC) :

Bait type PULS seat :

Spinning type DPS seat :

Rod Curve :

Power :