Description
Fishing rods with a composite butt section reinforced with fiberglass and flexible carbon fiber upper joints.
This combination ensures a fast action while maintaining a slim blank diameter.
The Classic model is perfect for float fishing in all forms, especially in situations where holding the rod continuously is not necessary.
Let customers speak for us
Brilliant polarised sunglasses. Helped me spot fish in shallow water near Lough Corrib. Plus, they’re comfortable even after hours of wear.
Love this net handle – lightweight but sturdy. Extended smoothly and didn’t wobble at all while netting a decent-sized tench. Great build quality.
Top-notch jig heads. The hook is strong and sharp, and the weight is balanced just right. Been pairing them with paddle tails with great success.
These soft lures are killer for pike. Got three good bites on the same lure out near Enniskillen. Great action in the water and tough material.
Good quality sinkers, but the pouch they came in was a bit flimsy. Otherwise, they do the job and help keep my bait down where I want it.
Decent hooks for the price. They stay sharp after multiple uses. I used them in both fresh and saltwater – no rusting so far, which is a big plus.
Tried these hooks while fishing for perch on Lough Ree – super sharp and held the fish well. Didn’t lose a single one all day. Definitely buying more!
Mijn favoriete hengel van het moment. Sterk, licht en perfect uitgebalanceerd. Combineert goed met mijn Ritmix reel.
I finally found a reel that fits my feeder perfectly. I tested it on a fishing trip - it handles large fish without any problems.
YGK never fails. Great sensitivity, tight weave, and super strength.
Used it on my light spinning setup — no issues, casts great and drags smoothly.
Good sensitivity, especially for perch and trout. Happy with this purchase!
Took it out to the coast last weekend — caught two decent bass!
I did not expect a travel rod to be so comfortable. Smooth in operation, sturdy construction and just great for quick fishing trips.
