The rod for confronting tunas and powerful fish with a real sense of mastery during the fight. The Graphiteleader Protone Tuna spinning rod by Olympic / Graphiteleader has been designed for engaged sea fishing, in a high-end spinning segment where every detail counts.
Its TORAYCA® T1100G carbon blank with G-MAPS process offers a remarkable balance between stiffness and lightness, with a feeling of immediate power reserve as soon as the fish charges. This premium construction promotes explosive power, maximum sensitivity and excellent capacity to cast the lure far, even under strong stress. The Regular-Fast action provides this tip flexibility that helps to propel the lure and maintain control, while keeping a solid butt to absorb the violent rushes of tunas.
Depending on the version, the range covers lengths from 2.44 m to 2.59 m, with lure ranges up to 100 g, 130 g or 180 g, and a recommended line PE #5 to #10 depending on the chosen power. The high strength Fuji guides (SiC) contribute to a smooth line glide, while the Fuji reel holder provides a sure, stable and precise support, essential when the pressure rises.
In the field, this rod makes sense on sessions where it is necessary to cast far, animate properly, and fight without weakening. It is clearly aimed at fishermen targeting powerful tropical fish who want equipment capable of keeping pace with demanding fights, with a nice reserve of power and real fishing pleasure from hooking to pumping.
- Rod Olympic / Graphiteleader Protone Tuna
- High-end series made in Japan
- Designed for tuna fishing and powerful fish
- Toray T1100G carbon G-MAPS blanks - balanced stiffness & lightness
- Regular-Fast action for tip flexibility and butt power
- Available versions: 2.44 m (≈8'0″) up to 2.59 m (≈8'6″)
- Lure range up to 100 g / 130 g / 180 g depending on the model
- Recommended PE #5 to #10 line depending on power
- High-strength Fuji guides and reel holder (SiC) for smooth casting
- Premium equipment for demanding fishermen
- Robustness tested against tunas and large tropical fish
