5G GIANT KILLING LIGHT JIGGING

New item As more anglers turn to Super Light Jigging (SLJ) and light jigging as their primary fishing styles, these techniques are rapidly gaining popularity across the country. While light in approach, this method demands extreme precision. To meet these needs, we’ve incorporated Toray Corporation’s T1100G carbon nanotechnology with our exclusive R360 manufacturing process , ensuring an ultra-responsive blank that delivers a perfect balance of flexibility, sharpness, and power. Designed for serious SLJ and light jigging enthusiasts, the 5G blank technology enhances sensitivity and control, opening new possibilities. This model is particularly recommended where a 150g jig is worked at depths of around 50m. The exceptional sensitivity of 5G blank construction allows anglers to detect subtle current changes, optimizing their jigging strategy for greater success. Whether targeting bottom-dwelling species like black sea bass and rockfish or mastering precise bait control, this rod’s high-sensitivity design ensures you never miss even the slightest bite. A must-have for anglers looking to elevate their jigging game. R360 construction By arranging the carbon fibers in the "vertical", "diagonal right", "diagonal left" and "horizontal" directions, we were able to finish an ultra-lightweight blank with strength and tension. Unlike traditional carbon tape reinforcement on the blank surface, the blank itself is made up of multi-axial carbon sheets. The ultimate blank structure that responds to forces in the 360-degree direction by adjusting the carbon arrangement according to the role of each blank part TORAY T1100G Carbon prepreg By controlling the fiber structure at the nano level using Toray technology, both high strength and high elastic modulus are achieved. This is a carbon prepreg packed with the latest technology used mainly for structural members in the aerospace field that require extreme performance. *The angler should note that Japanese-style jigging rods should never exceed 45 degrees when fighting fish. Straight pumping and pointing the rod tip at the fish should be practiced.