Those who row salmon on Teno, Torniojoki or elsewhere know how important a good rod is. With a good rod, you can row both wobblers and flies. The tip of a good rod will clearly tell you the gills, but it will also reveal if the rod is not swimming properly or if debris has caught on to the lure. A good rod is light, but it has the kick to stun even a large salmon or a correspondingly smaller one. Often in the boat, when the fatigue situation is on, the other rods spin on the floor of the boat. In this case, the durability of the rod is needed. These things were the criteria when we started doing this free time back in the day. Those who have used Royal Salmon free know that this has been done well.
The Royal Salmon 300 rod is specially designed for salmon rowing. The rod blank is made of high-quality 30ton Korean carbon fiber. The blank makes the rod light, but strong and efficient. The tip of the rod tells the fisherman if there is debris in the lure or if a fish sticks to the lure. With this Royal Salmon rod, you will tire both small and large salmon. The handle of the rod is cork and in this new edition the reel mount is a fuji type equipped with a trigger, because usually a reel is used in salmon rowing.
The high-quality aluminum oxide freewheels are UBG type, equipped with a ceramic inner ring. The action of the rod is medium-heavy and the lure weight is 50 - 90 g, but with this rod you row both wobblers, spoons and flies. In our opinion, in salmon rowing, traditional lure weights do not apply in the same way as in casting fishing, because salmon are fished in flowing water, which brings its own resistance to the lure. The rod is in two parts to make it easy to transport.
Technical information:
• Rod length 300cm
• Rod weight 340g
• Lure weight 50-90g
• Operation med-heavy
• Rod rings 7+1
• 2 part
• Aluminum oxide UBG spokes with ceramic inner ring
• Includes a high-quality rod bag
• A pistol grip designed for a reel
• Warranty 3 years
Recommendation:
- Recommended for salmon fishing, but also works when fishing from the shore. Go for a fly, a spoon or a wobbler.
Change:
- Lukkarin Eki and his assistants in Tenon Vetsiko have been relying on Royal Salmon rods for customer gigs and in their own fishing for years.
