TAILWALK Namazon Mobilly C594XXH

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The travel rods for several kinds of predators in the world.

The next model of NAMAZON series which caught several kinds of fish all over the world. “MOBILLY” is a multi-piece series designed for “Monster Hunting”.

The elasticity of blank material was brushed up and it becomes more flexible with better bending. The material gives the beautiful bending curve like 1piece rod to the multi-piece rod. The weight of lure is transferred smoothly to the rod even from the start of casting and the charged power is released at the casting phase moderately so that the lure can be presented exactly to the spot that the angler intends. Also for actions of lure such as twitch & jerk, the rod transmits the signal from the angler to the lure accurately due to the well-balanced designing. During the fight with fish, the recoil of bent blank strongly support the angler to pull up even big fish to him. All specifications on this rod will be your powerful weapons.

Same as the last model of NAMAZON, the “X-wrapping” is equipped on the blank up to the top section for preventing twist and impact resistance. The butt section was reinforced and designed to be able to stop the fish precisely during fight. Also the grip has features to win monsters, such as the moderate grip length and the bigger reel sheet that is suitable for bigger reel. We, tailwalk, produce “NAMAZON MOBILLY” for the anglers who enjoy fishing freely and wild and challenge monsters.

Namazon Mobilly C594XXH :

Double Extra-Heavy Class Rod for Comfortable "Bold Yet Delicate Presentations"

This rod, designed with a short length of under 6ft, boasts exceptional casting accuracy and lure handling capabilities in the double extra-heavy class. While it is a sturdy rod that doesn’t easily bend when swinging without a lure, during casting, the weight of the lure smoothly engages with the rod, allowing it to flex maximally before delivering an instant burst of power to reach pinpoint targets.

Furthermore, when performing actions like jerking and ripping with the tip angled down, you won’t have to worry about the rod tip slapping the water's surface, enabling agile rod work at all times. This model is tailored to facilitate the most crucial aspect of using big baits: the ability to execute "bold yet delicate presentations" with utmost comfort.

TARGET :

1. Bass (Black Bass)

• Habitat: Found in freshwater lakes, rivers, and ponds.
• Techniques: Use soft plastics, crankbaits, and topwater lures.
• Tips: Target structure like submerged rocks and vegetation, especially during low-light periods.

2. Boat Seabass (Black Seabass)

• Habitat: Coastal waters, estuaries, and around rocky structures.
• Techniques: Bottom fishing with jigs or live bait is effective.
• Tips: Look for them near rocky ledges or drop-offs; they often feed on baitfish.

3. Barramundi

• Habitat: Estuaries, rivers, and brackish waters.
• Techniques: Use soft plastics, surface lures, or live bait.
• Tips: Fish during dawn and dusk, especially around tidal changes.

4. Pike

• Habitat: Freshwater lakes, rivers, and marshes with heavy vegetation.
• Techniques: Spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and jerkbaits work well.
• Tips: Focus on areas with weeds and submerged structures.

5. Giant Snakehead

• Habitat: Shallow freshwater environments with dense vegetation.
• Techniques: Topwater lures and live bait are effective.
• Tips: Target areas with cover like lily pads or submerged logs.

6. Dorado (Mahi-Mahi)

• Habitat: Warm ocean waters, often near floating debris or weed lines.
• Techniques: Trolling with lures or live bait is common.
• Tips: Brightly colored lures can attract them, and they are known for being aggressive.

7. Peacock Bass

• Habitat: Tropical freshwater rivers and lakes.
• Techniques: Topwater lures, jigs, and crankbaits are popular.
• Tips: Focus on structures and cover where they are likely to ambush prey.