Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod – TRS110MHA

FAQs

1. What is the Shimano C4S blank construction?

The Shimano C4S blank construction is an innovative design that consists of a high modulus blank with four outer layers of 90-degree graphite. This unique construction combines carbon (C) with a four-layer process (4) and slit carbon tape (S), while also using high modulus carbon (HM). This construction greatly enhances the strength and recovery rate of the rod, allowing for longer and more accurate casts.

2. How does the C4S construction improve casting accuracy?

The C4S construction helps to eliminate blank twist when under a heavy load. This means that the rod remains stable and does not twist or torque during the casting motion. As a result, anglers can achieve greater casting accuracy, as the rod maintains its trajectory and does not veer off course.

3. What are the benefits of the custom long cast concept guide spacing?

The custom long cast concept guide spacing on the Shimano Tiralejo Surf spinning Rod allows for optimal line flow and minimizes friction during casting. This design feature helps to maximize casting distance, allowing anglers to reach fish that are further away. Additionally, the guide spacing reduces line tangles and improves overall fishing performance.

4. What materials are used for the rod's grip and reel seat?

The Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod features a black shrink tube grip, which provides a secure and comfortable hold, even when wet. The reel seat is a Fuji DPS reel seat, made with high-quality materials for durability and reliability during fishing sessions.

5. Is the Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod suitable for surf fishing?

Yes, the Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod is specifically designed for surf fishing. Its advanced construction and thoughtful design features make it a reliable and efficient tool for casting, reeling, and battling fish in challenging surf conditions. Whether you're targeting large species or casting in strong tides, this rod is built to handle the demands of surf fishing.