RODS & POLES
COARSE
CARP
SPECIALIST
SEA
GAME
SPINNING
CARP RODS
THEORY CARP ‘Slim power’ is the best way to describe the Theory range of carp rods. The blend of high performance carbons and 3K cloth produce a crisp and
highly responsive feel with stacks of torque resistance built in. This lets you load the rod well into its action but it will recover evenly ensuring accuracy. The progressive taper is maintained thanks to the seamless overcap joint and
the balance enhanced by the use of lighter framed single leg SiC guides. Answering the demand by bigger hitters are three new ‘LD’ models all
featuring a 50mm butt guide. Available at 12’ 2.75lb and two 12’ models at 3lb and 3.5lb. Each rod also features a Fuji reel seat and 1’ thread marker.
MODEL
THC2234-AU THC2300-AU THC2312-AU
THC2234LD-AU THC2300LD-AU THC2312LD-AU
LENGTH (FT)
12’ 12’ 12’ 12’ 12’ 12’
WGT (OZS)
8.9 9.7
10.5 9.4
10.3 11.6
TEST CURVE (LBS)
2.75 3.0 3.5
2.75 3.0 3.5
MAX CASTING WEIGHT (OZS)
4 4 4 4 4 4
REC’D LINES (LBS)
10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20
DISTANCES (YDS) 110
120 130 110 120 130
MAX CASTING RRP
£140.00 £145.00 £150.00 £140.00 £145.00 £150.00
FEATURES › High grade carbon blanks with 3K Carbon
› Overcap Joints › Abbreviated Japanese shrink tube › Matt low glare finish › Fuji DPS reel seat › Slim lightweight SiC guides › Matt textured shrink tube grips › 1’ thread marker › Aluminium butt cap
MISSION®
X CARP
Mission X carp rods represent maximum value for money. With power and control in heaps, their mid loading action delivers the best of both worlds by offering a wide range of ‘cushion’ too. But it is the refined finish and distinct look that will appeal to most.
The matt finished blank and soft touch shrink tube handle fits the bill nicely. Furnished with quality aluminium oxide guides, the butt sees a 40mm with action enhancing single leg patterns through to the tip.
MODEL
MXC2234-AU MXC2300-AU MXC2312-AU
LENGTH (FT)
12 12 12
WGT (OZS)
10.2 10.8 11.1
TEST CURVE (LBS)
2.75 3.0 3.5
MAX CASTING WEIGHT (OZS)
4 4 4
REC’D LINES (LBS)
10-15 10-20 10-20
FEATURES › Slim, smooth finished blanks › High compression tolerance and rapid recovery › Mid loading action › Slim shrink grip handle
DISTANCES (YDS) 120
125 130
MAX CASTING
RRP
£89.99 £89.99 £89.99
BLACK WIDOW CARP This line up of Black Widow rods offer power and distance with good fish playing properties. The action allows for high casting power and surprising accuracy. Notably, when playing fish, each
rod will load up across the rod when required. This results in a good cushion for hook holds and ‘under the tip’ lunges. All three models have been finished with a matt low glare top coat. Each also
features subtle, low profile soft touch grips and a Graphite DPS reel seat. And whether using braid or monofil the ultra low friction guides will handle either. Complimenting the trio of rods is a 4.25lb Spod rod. Its meatier diameter and altogether more powerful action ensure even loading with spods and recovery that delivers accurate placement of the ‘pay load’.
MODEL
BWC2234-AU BWC2300-AU BWC2314-AU
BWC2412SPD—AU
LENGTH (FT)
12’ 12’ 12’ 12’
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WGT (OZS)
11.4 12.0 12.4 15.0
TEST CURVE (LBS)
2.75 3.0
3.25 4.25
MAX CASTING WEIGHT (OZS)
4 4 4
12
REC’D LINES (LBS)
6-18 6-18 6-18
10-20
DISTANCES (YDS) 100
100 110 120
MAX CASTING RRP
£59.99 £59.99 £59.99 £69.99
2013 Catalogue // 39
FEATURES › Medium fast to progressive actions › Matt, low glare finish › Low profile soft touch grips and metal trim rings
› Graphite DPS reel seat › Ultra low friction Aluminium Oxide guides
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