Kamasaki TELE POWER Telescopic 300cm 80-120gr - Cork Fishing Rod

A fishing rod with an elegant appearance, equipped with a duplon handle, radiating strength. Its outstanding features include its extremely favorable price-value ratio.

- A perfect choice for bottom carp anglers, but not exclusively recommended for them.
- We can confidently re-rig it for float fishing or bottom predator fishing; the rod's backbone will provide sufficient power for striking.

Recommended line thickness 0.25 mm - 0.35 mm.
Choose a 50-60 size reel with a flawless drag system for it.

- Made with SiC guide rings, which guarantees good quality.
- The rod's transport length is under 100 cm, so we can comfortably take it anywhere.


From beginner to intermediate anglers, everyone can use it successfully. With category B rods, the upper third of the rod bends during both fighting and casting. A popular character, as it works reliably across the full spectrum of fishing, from casting to netting. Thanks to the rapid development of carbon fiber materials and manufacturing technology, a new generation of fishing rods has appeared on store shelves. Rods made with IM5 carbon are lighter and more graceful than their composite counterparts made of fiberglass with similar parameters. A classic-designed handle, entirely covered with high-quality duplon material. Thanks to the hard, sponge-like surface, it provides a stable grip even with wet hands during fighting and casting. The most commonly used screw-type reel seat has been placed on the rod. The popularity of this type, used for decades, lies in its simplicity and reliable construction. Two plastic-padded jaws capable of holding the reel foot are used to secure the reel, one of which can be tightened with a large nut. So-called SiC (silicon carbide) guides were initially exclusive to top-category rods. Today, with technological advancements, they are widely used. Thanks to their outstanding wear resistance and relatively low weight, they have become a favorite guide type for rod manufacturers.