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JMC PASSION G2 Fly Rod
Features
Silk :
3/4
Handle :
CIGAR
En achetant ce produit, vous cumulez €10.95 dans votre cagnotte.
The JMC Passion G2 rod is the worthy successor to the Passion, which has equipped thousands of fly fishers over its five wonderful years of existence.
Features
Silk :
3/4
Handle :
CIGAR
Ref
38235-001
1 in stock
Description
JMC Passion G2 Rod
The JMC Passion G2 rod is the worthy successor to the Passion, which has equipped thousands of fly fishers over its five wonderful years of existence. This new version aims to be more modern while retaining the DNA of the Passion rods, renowned for their excellent value for money. The range consists of 4 "dry fly" models and 2 "nymph" models. It covers all river fishing techniques, suitable for both beginners and experienced anglers.
Key features
- Medium/fast action
- AAA cork handle
- 36T Graphite II carbon blank, matte green finish
- Skeleton aluminium reel seat with titanium finish
- Micro-guide starting ring, followed by single-leg titanium rings
- Cordura tube and compartmented sleeve
Which rod to choose for fly fishing?
Depending on the fish you wish to catch, the choice of technique and therefore the rod will evolve.
Dry fly trout fishing in rivers
Depending on the size of the waterway, the length will vary from 6' to 10' for line weights ranging from #3 to #6. A versatile starting point is a 9' rod with a #4/5 line.
Trout / grayling nymph fishing in rivers
Depending on the size of the waterway, the length will vary from 10' to 11' for line weights ranging from #2 to #4 or with direct nylon. A good starting point would be a 10'6 rod with a #2/3 line for small streams and a 10'9 rod with a #3/4 line for medium to large rivers.
Trout and other species in reservoirs and lakes
The length will vary from 9'6" to 10' for line weights ranging from #6 to #8. A versatile starting point is a 10' rod with a #7 line.
Freshwater and saltwater predators
The length will be around 9' for line weights ranging from #6/7 up to #15 depending on the species. A versatile starting point is a 9' rod with a #8/9 line for bass, #10 for pike, #12 and above for tuna or exotic fishing.
If you have any questions about choosing a rod, the appropriate patterns for your fishing area, or the type of fly line (floating, sinking, etc.) to fit on your reel, do not hesitate to contact us through our website, by phone, or by visiting us in person at our Ardent Fly Fishing store.