SSH 637-1 X-RAY

Sharkshooting is a technique that is becoming increasingly popular in Freshwater fishing, with the arrival of new electronic combiner technologies. It consists of locating predators on the depth sounder, primarily zander and Pike, and lowering a soft lure vertically to lure them. To fish in the sounder's cone and stay there, the lead heads are heavy (between 30 and 70g) and the lures are of the finess type, up to 20cm, for 25gr. We defined the ideal length, power and action with prostaffs fishing in France and abroad, particularly in the Netherlands. We entrusted this specification to North Fork Composites. Aware that this is a very popular technique, the American designers were very responsive and succeeded in creating the perfect blank to add to their line-up. As soon as it was received, the blank was tested and validated on Dutch Zander / Pike-perch.

The blank features a three-part action. A fine tip (1.8mm) to animate lures precisely and facilitate suction. A second, relatively progressive part to absorb the fight and avoid tiring the angler. A last part which offers a large reserve of power, even for fish exceeding 10kg.

This SSH637 is light, particularly well-balanced and quickly comes back into place during animation. Based on X-Ray technology with carbon scrim, resonance is really on the mark.

The SSH637 is lightweight, particularly well-balanced and quickly comes back into place during animations.