TULALA Tulala Truite Clerus 810MH

A light mint blue and red color scheme that goes well with a dim floor, assuming a mountain stream.
Mint color of Tulala Truite soil, water, trees. Basically, Tulala rods have a color called earth color. It is meaningless if the color does not match the fish when you put it next to you and take a picture. When I was thinking about the color of the trout series rods, the first thing I thought about was the mountain stream. Most of the time we prepare in the dark and walk along the river in the dark forest. Because they move around violently in such a situation, it is very troublesome if the color of the rod is dark and blends in with the surroundings.

In such a way, there was only one event that I remembered. belly color of fish. The color of the belly that we see is white, but it was originally said to be a protective color against the color of the sky. The sky is light blue. It was such a simple idea, but it was convenient because I could see the tip of the rod when I went upstream in the mountain stream. I don't know if it was because I was conscious of the color of the sky, but I feel that the number of scenes where the fish that chased me was frightened by the black shadow of the rod and returned was slightly reduced.

Bait series of "Clerus" Tulala Truite.
Lineup for various trout, from small trout to meter-over taimen.

Long bait rod for "Ito"

Long and strong to control rampaging Ito in a heavy flowing river

Long length effective for lure operation and exchange

At Tulala, many of you may be familiar with “El Horizonte 78,” which is sold for taimen taimen. There are many advantages to using a long and strong bait rod like the El Horizonte 78 that can use thick lines when targeting taimen.

The rivers in Hokkaido have a large volume of water even in the middle reaches, and there are many locations where the rivers flow heavily and slowly. The power of Ito to hit such a river is stronger than expected, and the butt power to control the fish running on the current is indispensable. In addition, the long length of 8 feet 10 inches is necessary for long casts in large rivers.

It is possible to make the most of the length of 8 feet 10 inches when approaching from a high scaffolding position in a wetland river. By pulling the lure firmly to your feet, the probability of hitting will be improved. It also has the power to pull fish out of bushes and laydowns, which are common in wetland rivers.

Supple blank that absorbs heavy head shake

The rod itself is icicle-like, and is designed to bend when a fish is hooked. The aim is to absorb Ito's heavy head shake. If the rod is stiff, it will receive the headshake obediently, which will cause it to loosen, but the Clerus 810MH is designed to bend the belly without being too tight, which greatly reduces the loosening. However, by leaving a strong butt, we have completed a rod that can withstand the taimen that lurk in the current.