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€250.00
The spinning rod Illex Night Fall S 2222 M+ offers the right balance between finesse and control for effective fishing with medium-sized lures.
| Combinations | Reference | Weight | Length | Power | Strands | Overall dimensions | Price | Shipping | Quantity |
Reference : 53441
Weight :
131g
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53441 |
131g |
222cm |
5-25g |
2 |
113cm |
€250.00 |
The Night Fall S 2222 M+ is designed for those looking for a spinning rod that can handle modern lure fishing with ease and precision. Designed for technical anglers, it offers genuine versatility on the water, combining the responsiveness, comfort and control you need to adapt quickly to the day’s fishing conditions.
Its Fast action offers an excellent balance between sensitivity and precision when working lures. The TORAYCA® high-modulus carbon blank transmits bites and information from the swim remarkably well, while retaining the power needed to control the fight. This impressive feel lets you fish with real feedback without sacrificing comfort during long sessions. The Full EVA handle provides a comfortable, secure grip, even when the action is constant.
Fitted with Fuji Alconite 'K-R' guides, this rod optimises line flow and helps ensure smooth lure presentation. Supplied in a neoprene protective sleeve, it also benefits from carefully considered finishing touches that make it easy to protect your tackle between trips. On the water, the NIGHT FALL S 2222 M+ is particularly well suited to large perch, zander, black bass and smaller pike, with soft lures, jerkbaits, blade baits, spinnerbaits and medium-sized hard lures.
By the water, it’s a natural ally for covering water quickly, fishing a productive spot or targeting a specific area with carefully worked lures. Its versatility lets you switch between approaches without losing efficiency, whether you’re looking for a reaction bite or a more subtle presentation, depending on the fish’s mood. An ideal rod for anyone looking for a genuine premium spinning rod that can handle a wide range of techniques for predatory fish.