Every enthusiastic fisherman would appreciate a fishing rod that works both in oceans and shallow waters. John Skinner is that guy. Rotating between Florida and Long Island, he enjoys fishing at both locations with his new casting rod models, the John Skinner Jig and Bounce Casting Rods.
Here is why you need the new jig and bounce casting rods for your next fishing adventure.
1. The Two-model Design
First, this model has a 6’2” ML, ideal for snap jigging. It also features a fantastic multipurpose jigging rod. The 6’3” M weighs only 5.4 oz. but can handle enormous inshore fish effortlessly. With its 1–5 oz. rating, it is highly versatile. In addition, the materials of these two models are lightweight.
2. Light and Comfortable to Use
The Korean M3 Nano Carbon makes this steel rod light yet strong enough to handle heavy fish without the user getting tired. In addition, it is built on a Dark Matter blank and features a taper that makes it easy and efficient to bounce bucktails at the bottom.
The 6’3” M has a Fuji VSS reel seat and Dark Matter Tacky Grips. These features are quite comfortable and ergonomic. Moreover, if you love it bright, these rods are your perfect choice. The light blue color makes them attractive and visible even in dim light.
3. Additional Size
Unlike other casting rods, this new design is over 6 feet long. The EVA foregrip carries the extra size that will give you additional leverage. Made of two materials, the rare grip is also extra-long, over 15 inches. On the upper grip, right below the reel seat, you have a textured material that provides extra grip. So, you no longer have to struggle for grip when gulp juice and fish slime get your hands slippery.
Your arms will tire from bouncing the casting rod on the water for long, but not with this casting rod. The contoured EVA on the lower rear provides a resting cushion for your arm to reduce fatigue. In addition, the Fuji Alconite guides that work perfectly with braided fishing lines also enhance comfort and ease of casting.
4. Ideal for Catching Fluke
Skinner uses this casting mainly to catch fluke. It comes in handy when you want to blackfish in deep and fast-moving waters that don’t support light jigging.
Final Thoughts
Fishing just got better and more fun with the new two-model design casting rod. It is the epitome of elegance, style, and performance. Get yours today from the Dark Matter brands and explore more adventurous fishing.
