Shopping Cart

0

Your shopping bag is empty

Go to the shop
Close

Brand New Major Craft TRIPLE-CROSS TCX-S702M/NS Spinning Rod

$172.99

The "Triple Cross" series, featuring three distinctive carbon cross patterns, now includes a new model for squid metal fishing. This rod is designed with a supple yet responsive blank that clearly detects subtle changes in bites and enables versatile actions like shaking and long falls with ease. Built with Major...

Real time Visitor right now

The "Triple Cross" series, featuring three distinctive carbon cross patterns, now includes a new model for squid metal fishing. This rod is designed with a supple yet responsive blank that clearly detects subtle changes in bites and enables versatile actions like shaking and long falls with ease. Built with Major Craft's extensive know-how and technology, developed since the early days of squid metal games, the "Triple Cross Squid Metal" model is crafted to dominate nighttime boat battles.

The most basic model for spinning, this rod is perfect for operating lightweight lead lures with an "egging" feel, adept at detecting subtle changes in the sensitive tip and setting the hook precisely. Ideal for targeting squid as they start to rise, you can gradually lower the lure from shallow depths, making it a great choice for efficient, high-volume fishing. It’s also an excellent choice for casting to explore wider areas.

Model Total Length (ft) Sections (pcs) Egi (No.) PE Line (No.) Action JAN Code Sutte (g) Sinker Load (No/g)
TCX-S702M/NS 7'0" 2 8-15 0.4-1 EX.Fast 4573236271057 20-60 --

More Infomation To You

Things you need to know

We use industry standard SSL encryption to protect your details. Potentially sensitive information such as your name, address and card details are encoded so they can only be read on the secure server.

  • Safe Payments
  • Accept Credit Cart
  • Different Payment Method
  • Price Include VAT
  • Easy To Order

Express Delivery

  • Europe & USA within 2-4 days
  • Rest of the world within 3-7 days
  • Selected locations