Sonik SK Continental fixed spool beachcasters

• Japanese shrink tube handles.
• Sliding/locking reel seats.
• Top quality Fuji Guides suitable for use with braid lines.
• Rung for fixed spool use.
• High gloss metallic grey finish.
• Black/ metallic blue tyings.
• Carbon weave/Grip paint at joints.
• High visibility tip.
• Rubber butt cap.
• Cloth bag.

The new SK Continental fixed spool rods from Sonik are perfect for presenting baits when conditions demand a delicate approach. Whether the fish are feeding at short range in the surf or way beyond the breakers, these rods have the finesse and reserves of power to put your baits where it counts. With excellent bite detection and an easy casting action, these 3 piece rods come in 3 lengths 14ft 3-5oz, 15ft 3-5oz and 16ft 5-6oz to suit all fishing situations.

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Orders Outside Mainland UK

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