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Shipping 24 - 48 H
€299.99
The spinning rod Egeria Native Performance from the brand Palms, an elegant and responsive foil perfect for stalking trout in streams and small rivers.
| Combinations | Reference | Weight | Length | Power | Strands | Price | Quantity |
Reference : ETNS-56L
Weight :
94
|
ETNS-56L |
94 |
167cm |
3-18g |
2 |
€299.99 | |
Reference : ETNS-69ML
Weight :
92g
|
ETNS-69ML |
92g |
203cm |
4-20g |
2 |
€349.99 |
The Palms Egeria Native Performance is a range of spinning rods for trout fishing designed to rekindle true sensations on natural courses while in search of trout. From the first movements, the interest in this selection built to accompany the fisherman in very different environments, from the small stream to the big rivers, and even some lake fishing, is felt.
This range is distinguished by lengths of 5'3" to 8'6" and powers of UL, L, ML, MH, and H, which allows the selection of a rod based on the width of the environment and the power of the sought-after fish. The shortest models bring more precision and maneuverability in tight spaces, while the longer versions offer more ease when prospecting the larger sectors and leading the line with comfort.
Designed for trout fishing in a natural environment, the Palms Egeria Native Performance is also comfortable with swimming fish, spoons, and small lures. This versatility makes it a particularly interesting series to alternate approaches without changing the fishing spirit, while maintaining a fine touch and a true consistency of range.
When fish are wary, a well-calibrated rod helps to set up its animation correctly, to control the drift or retrieval, and to keep a more natural presentation. This is exactly what one looks for at the water's edge to turn a technical outing into a real confidence session.
With the Palms Egeria Native Performance, one chooses a rod intend for trout, but above all, a precise, nuanced approach adapted to the terrain. A range designed to increase efficiency while preserving the pure pleasure of spinning on the river.