Pelagic pike-perch fishing

To fish effectively in pelagic verticals, Blanks must be short (between 1m80 and 2m00), responsive, powerful and resonant.

Blanks must be short and supple at the tip to facilitate suction, have a first hard point high enough to easily set the hook, a progressive section in the middle of the blank for comfort in combat and a heel that offers good resonance and precise animation. Blank power evolves according to the environment and in particular depth. We have selected 3 Blanks of different power ratings.

1. IMMWS68MX2m03, 7-35g, X-Fast. This blank is a legend when it comes to vertical bouncing for pike-perch. It is frequently re-cut to 1m90 (please let us know when choosing rings). It can be used for pelagic fishing on lead heads up to 35g and a finess of 6'.
2. SSH 637-1 X-Ray 1m90, 30-70gr, Fast. THE absolute reference for pelagic vertical fishing. This blank has been specially designed for this purpose to European specifications. It is built in 3 parts. A fine tip (1.8mm) to facilitate lure suction and precise animation. A second part which allows the hook to be set with authority while offering progressive action. Finally, the last part offers a large reserve of power. SSH stands for Sharp Shooting.
3. PPS66H Blank : 1m98, 30-80g, fast. This short, powerful and responsive blank has been developed for heavy vertical fishing. It has enough power to strike effectively, but becomes quite round when fighting. The 30-80g power range is designed for vertical fishing in Freshwater fishing, i.e. with lead heads between 20 and 60g plus a finess lure from 15 to 18cm. When casting, it's a popular blank for float tube Pike fishing with soft lures from 20 to 50g.