Key Features
- 100m spool — full shock leader length with room to spare
- Ultra-clear nylon — fluorine process for near-invisible presentation
- High-abrasion resistance — handles rough ground and rocky gullies
- Extra-strong construction — Japan technology, rated for high-compression casting
Which strength do I need? (General guidance — not absolute rules)
Conditions vary by venue, species behaviour and tackle setup. Use this table as a starting point, not a prescription.
| Strength |
Diameter |
Typical Use |
Lead Weight Guide |
Species / Scenario |
| 40lbs / 0.405mm |
0.405mm |
Estuary, pier, lighter beach work |
Up to ~3oz |
Bass, flounder, smaller smoothhound — calmer water, moderate cast |
| 60lbs / 0.496mm |
0.496mm |
Open beach, general sea fishing |
3–5oz |
Codling, whiting, bass — standard surf or pier session |
| 80lbs / 0.60mm |
0.60mm |
Rough ground, heavy surf |
5–6oz |
Cod, rays, conger trace — heavier leads, abrasive seabed |
| 109lbs / 0.80mm |
0.80mm |
Distance casting, deep water, reef |
6–8oz |
Tope, large conger, shark trace — powerful rods, full-compression cast |
| 130lbs / 0.90mm |
0.90mm |
Boat, deep reef, specimen targeting |
