Carp Expert Black Shadow feeder rod 3.6 m

The pole, 3-piece versions of the series can almost be stated to provide a sufficient and suitable alternative for any carp angler, besides their favorable transport parameters, due to their design, they are variants suitable even for fishing the largest carp.

Its character is distinctly parabolic and strong, with a casting weight of 60-120 grams, and due to its IM8 material, it shows a perfectly flexible action. Furthermore, it's worth noting that the blank stiffens exceptionally well during casting and fighting, thus creating excellent casting properties, also suitable for reaching more distant spots.

Beyond long-distance feeder fishing, it can also be a good choice for river fishing, as its guides are larger than average, which also applies to the guides on the 3 different tips. This also prevents unpleasant line tangles between the guides at a certain level.

The Black Shadow Feeder is a truly compact piece in the CXP range, thus providing a professional choice for anglers who prefer fishing for larger fish, despite its exceptionally good transport dimensions.

Number of sections: 3+3

	The appearance of IM8 carbon material represents a huge step forward in the development of fishing rods. Compared to previous rods, it is characterized by a more graceful, lighter design, multiplied load-bearing capacity, and a material that reacts faster to stress. It stands its ground in both hobby and competition conditions.
	A classic design, of suitable length, providing sufficient torque for exerting the force required for casting, made entirely of quality cork.
	The most commonly used screw reel seat has been fitted to the rod. The popularity of this type, used for decades, lies in its simplicity and reliable construction. Two plastic-lined jaws, capable of accommodating the reel foot, serve to fix the reel, one of which can be tightened with a large nut.
	So-called SIC (silicon carbide) guides were initially exclusive to high-end 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 among rod manufacturers.