21' 6.3m 3-Way TopStop very hard sensitive telescopic pole rod made of 99% Graphite Carbon.
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Brand new compact telescopic pole, easy to carry, collapced to 63cm, with 3 Way Top Stop at 5.4m, 5.9m, and 6.3m. 12 telescopic sections easy extends to 18ft, 19.6ft or 21ft, whatever your needs are. This allows you easily change the pole's length without putting it apart, without changing the poles to a shorter or longer one and saving more time for catching more fish. Using this pole allows you to place your bait exactly where you want it, as quietly as possible, to get it in to the hard to reach places where reel rod can't.
    Progressive Extra Fast to Fast Action and medium Power handle with accumulative blank straightness make this rod is very straight with good balance without bending. This is a good rod with high level of sensitivity, powerful butt section and extra-sensitive tip, which allows you to feel even the smallest bites. A perfect blank design made of a 99% Higher Modulus Graphite Carbon manufactured in Japan, using Japanese Design, Engineering and Technology. Low resin graphite wave system on the inner sections to evaluate the stress provides superior portability and extremely sensitivity. Low resin graphite wrapping inside butt section makes better security and durability transfer. Revolutionary joint design with more stress points gain a better security. Anisomerous inner sections builds the shape rod with powerful support. Accurate weight calculation of each section for this high sensitive match. Comfortable soft touch handle by using unique painting process will make you feel more than comfortable when you put your hand on it.

Factory Specifications:
  • 99% High Modulus Carbon.
  • 12 Telescopic Sections.
  • Total Length: 21ft/6.3m.
  • 3 Way Top Stop: at 18ft/5.4m, 19.6ft/5.9m, 21ft/6.3m
  • Folded Length: 2.1ft/63cm
  • Weight: 9.8oz/280g.
  • Diameter Minor: 0.8mm.
  • Diameter Major: 23mm.
  • Pole End Protector.
  • Screw Butt Cap.
  • Soft Cotton Rod Bag.
  • Rod plug protector with the fluting in the rubber.
  • Rod has exclusively high performance, very flexible and strong.
  • Rod is balanced to gain the most custing power.
  • Rod is designed to use without a reel.
  • Last section has strong braid lilian string connected to the tip.
  • This string greatly enhances the sensitivity of the pole for detecting slightest strikes.
  • Line can be attached to Lillian string with a single overhand loop on the connector
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Pole Fishing is great for all water types: canals, lakes, small stillwater or streams. You can land big fish, including carp, using a pole, and the advantages in skilful bait presentation are outstanding. Pole Fishing is an art form. You can’t even imagine the fun you got when gently move the pole against the fish to strike, ship the line to you, swing the fish to hand, unhook, re-bait and place pole back in the water ready for the next fish. Just once you try pole fishing, you'll ask yourself why it wasn't sooner.

Several helpful Tips
Telescopic carbone pole rods can easily take even very heavy load, they are very strong and durable but they need to be handled with cared too. They usually don't break while fighting the fish but they could break while they are being closed without special care. Opening and closing these rods must be done very carefully and gently, no sideway pressure should be applied to the rod while closing it, always keep control of the rod sections. Expose the section with the braided string first and attach the line to the tip. Pull the tip and other sections out sliding each part between the fingers. Make sure to open the rod from the tip section to bottom one by one tightly and don't apply any sideway pressure, so the sections can not move when twisted. Extend each section individually and make sure it's snug but not too tight before moving on to the next section. Do not apply too much pressure when pulling sections out as that could cause pieces to get stuck. Telescopic rods are closed in the opposite direction, starting with the bottom section and collapsing them all the way to the tip one.

Never lift your catch, always play with the fish and use landing netto land it. If you believe that you hooked a big fish, don't raise your rod, keep it low at about 45 degrees or even less to avoid breaking tip or top sections. Always extend and insert telescopic sections very gently, try do not extend them too forcibly, try to keep it off the ground to avoid dirt getting into the joints. Wipe it clean with a cloth before taking it down so you don't jam dirt into the joint, rinse pole with freshwater after using it in saltwater as soon as you can. Always remember to take a good care of your poles and they will work for you for a very long time and will bring you large amount of catches and a huge amount of great emotions. More great emotions - longer and healthier is your life.

If rod sections get stuck at a joint:
The most frustrating things that can happen to a telescopic fishing rod (after braking) is to become jammed at a joint. Occasionally this can happen due to dirt/mud/sand in the joint but the main cause of the joints fixed too tightly is extending the rod too forcibly.
Prevention is better than cure: try do not extend the rod too forcibly, try to keep your rod off the ground at all times to avoid dirt getting into the joints. Wipe it clean with a cloth before taking it down so you don't jam dirt into the joint. If you've been using it in saltwater give it a quick rinse with freshwater as soon after use as you can. Its a good idea to put a protectant like WD-40, Tackle Guard or a silicon lube on the joints.

Try to force the thinner section in by twisting them, hold the anti-sliding place near joints with the fingers and screw and press sections in reverse direction to loosen the joints but again make sure not to use sideway pressure. You might try using rubber pads to increase the grip. Always hold sections with your fingers close to joints. Have a partner hold one side of the joint while you hold the other and gently twist and press sections without using sideway pressure. Both of you hold sections with your fingers close to joints.

Pour hot water on large side of the joint as close to the joint as you can to rapidly expand it. Then after a few seconds try twisting or pushing the small side of the joint back down. Its best if you can do this under a tap where the water starts off cold then gets progressively warmer over a few seconds as this reduces the risk of stress cracks developing in the joint.