Discover inaccessible positions on board

The Carp is a fish that can be found in many places, both on rivers and lakes. Some river or lake sectors offer access to spots that can be fished from the shore, but the possibilities are limited. Boat fishing opens up new horizons for finding Carp elsewhere. Often in congested areas, or with inaccessible banks. Fishing from a boat does not require the same organization as fishing from the bank. Lack of space means you have to make choices if you want to fish comfortably...

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Suitable blanks

This lack of space on board means that the Blank has to be short. The 10' length is the most suitable. It takes up very little space and allows comfortable casting distances if the need arises. In terms of action, you'll need to go for progressive actions that allow the use of braid, which is often Necessary in congested or weed-laden spots. And finally, more or less powerful Blanks, depending on the size of the fish and the need to bridle them. For this fishery, we have selected 3 blanks that meet these specifications:

American Tackle Atrex 10' 2,75lbs. A blank that is both progressive and powerful in the butt. For open water fishing on all types of carp.
Harrison Torrix 10' 3lbs. Like the stalker version, this 3lbs version brings progressiveness with greater power in the tail. No carp can fault it. The most versatile of the 3.
Harrison Aviator 10' 3,5lbs. When power is needed for strong fishing in front of obstacles.

SKU

ATREX 10' 2.75

Atrex 10' 2.75

(1)

207,00€

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Power reserve

Throwing distance

Progressiveness

Lightweight

SKU

TORRIX 10' 3-prevente

Torrix 10' 3

207,60€

Out of stock

Power reserve

Throwing distance

Progressiveness

Lightweight

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AVIATOR 10' 3.5

Aviator 10' 3.5

(1)

232,00€

Out of stock

Power reserve

Throwing distance

Progressiveness

Lightweight

Compatible rings

To accessorize these Blanks, we offer 3 different Guide packs. These are traditional packs for short rods (9 to 11 feet), used for short Distance fishing. A Guide 40 and a flight cone ending in 12 are preferred to limit the weight of the boom.

The first pack consists of GuidesSeaguideThis model features a Gunsmoke-coloured 304 stainless steel frame and Zirconia ceramic. Guide rings are straight and close to the blank.
The second pack consists of GuidesKiganwith stainless steel frame, Gunsmoke finish, and Zirconium ceramic. These Guides are straight and fairly leggy.
The third pack consists of GuidesFuji,KW series, with stainless steel frame, SIC ceramic, Shiny gray sic finish (replacing Gunsmoke). These anti-tangle Guides are extremely reliable.