List of products by brand Ares

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The Ares SHIP MASTER TAKO TENYA V2 is a Made in Japan rod developed for Tenia fishing. This is a well-designed template. Adopts a specially designed glass solid tip that makes Tenya easy to move. It is easy to understand the situation at the bottom, it is easy to hit, and the BAT power allows you to adjust it firmly. The guide uses an original combination of LDB guide and K guide to reduce tangling. The PMTS sheet has a wide flat shape that integrates with the reel, making it extremely easy to operate. The lineup includes items 175 and 190. ■ Flexible glass solid tip ■ Irregular 2-piece design ■ Colored tip (white) for good visibility ■ LG+LDB+K guide (stainless steel frame SIC) ■ Pipe sheet (PMTS) ■ Non-slip and easy to grip EVA specification ■ Rod With belt</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260026930</td> <td>SHIP MASTER TAKO TENYA V2-1752</td> <td>V2-1752</td> <td>1,75 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>115</td> <td>145</td> <td>40-120 gr</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260026947</td> <td>SHIP MASTER TAKO TENYA V2-1902</td> <td>V2-1902</td> <td>1,90 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>130</td> <td>150</td> <td>40-120 gr</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>This also applies to landing nets and the BLUE PORTER gaff shaft is Made Japan. The Ares Blue Porter gaff shaft landing net handle is made with the best carbon available on the market to obtain a light but stiff and powerful product. The BLUE PORTER gaff shaft is a compact landing net handle developed for both boat and shore fishing. In addition to its small size, its best feature is its rigidity which allows you to lift even large fish by weight, remaining on the rock or comfortably inside the boat. Sturdy and powerful, it is certainly the most reliable and easy to handle landing net handle on the market.</p> <p></p> <p>BLUE PORTER gaff shaft has a reliable blank design that is both lightweight and tension. Although it has an ultra-small joint design with a closing dimension of 56 cm, it boasts top-class light weight, achieves outstanding mobility, and supports more aggressive fishing.</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260026619</td> <td>BLUE PORTER GAFF SHAFT-3708</td> <td>3708</td> <td>3,70 metri</td> <td>8</td> <td>56</td> <td>265</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260026626</td> <td>BLUE PORTER GAFF SHAFT-4510</td> <td>4510</td> <td>4,50 metri</td> <td>10</td> <td>56</td> <td>360</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>BLUE PORTER series TR - tip run exclusive model!! [BLUE PORTER TR], a rod exclusively for tip run egging, is finished with a blank that combines the delicacy of a solid tip and the bat power of high-elastic carbon, and is both sensitive to the hand due to high sensitivity and sensitive to the eye due to the highly visible colored tip. And with the bat power that can handle up to 60g, you can give the egi plenty of action. In terms of guide settings, an LDB guide is used at the tip to reduce line tangles, and an all-stainless steel SIC guide allows for stress-free fishing. ■4-axis carbon (BAT part) ■Matte wrapping method ■Colored tips with good visibility (white + orange) ■LDBSG+KTSG+KLSG (stainless steel frame SIC)</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260032009</td> <td>BLUE PORTER TR 6.7</td> <td>TR 6.7</td> <td>6.7</td> <td>2,10 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>104</td> <td>85</td> <td>MAX 60 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write what you really want on the package, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The ARES BLUE PORTER X4 EGI is a Made in Japan rod developed for EGING fishing from the boat. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon. The tip is solid to guarantee power and sensitivity at the same time. Fuji SiC guides, Fuji VSS reel seat and lightweight EVA handle.</p> <p>Whole body high-density 4-axis carbon specification, egging model! ! High-elastic carbon + ultra-thin high-density 4-axis carbon is used throughout the body to further improve operability and usability. By using 4-axis carbon, the entire rod has resilience and flexibility against bending, reducing the burden on the angler and achieving high sensitivity. The blanks use the Matte wrapping method, and by creating a matte unsand finish on all but a portion of the bat, the original characteristics of the blanks are maximized. Slow/L can be used in various situations with baits of size 3.5 or smaller, and ML can handle up to 4 inches. Although it is a lightweight series that includes models that are ultra-light at under 100g, it has the high level of tenacity, bending, resilience, and sensitivity that can only be expected from a model that uses 4-axis carbon fiber throughout the body. This is an ambitious work that realizes outstanding cost performance despite the amazing high-end blank specification, which was made possible by the desire to have people feel the potential of the full body 4-axis rod unique to Ares. ■Ultra-thin high-density 4-axis carbon (whole body) ■Matte wrapping method ■BIAS method (slow) ■With joint alignment marker ■LGST+KTSG+KLSG (stainless steel frame SIC) ■VSS reel seat</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260029139</td> <td>BLUE PORTER X4 EG L 8.6</td> <td>L 8.6</td> <td>8.6</td> <td>2,59 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>133</td> <td>99</td> <td>Egi 2 – 3.5 gr</td> <td>0.5-1.2</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260029153</td> <td>BLUE PORTER X4 EG ML 8.6</td> <td>ML 8.6</td> <td>8.6</td> <td>2,59 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>133</td> <td>112</td> <td>Egi 2.5 – 4.0 gr</td> <td>0.5-1.2</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260029115</td> <td>BLUE PORTER X4 EG SLOW 8.6</td> <td>SLOW 8.6</td> <td>8.6</td> <td>2,59 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>133</td> <td>97</td> <td>Egi 2 – 3.5 gr</td> <td>0.5-1.2</td> <td>Fuji SiC</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write what you really want on the package, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The ARES BLUE PORTER TAR is a Made in Japan rod developed for Tairaba, tairubber, tapeworm and inchiku fishing from the boat. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon. The tip is solid to guarantee power and sensitivity at the same time. Fuji SiC guides, Fuji VSS reel seat and lightweight EVA handle.</p> <p>TAR is a rod exclusively for tie rubber from the BLUE POTER series. The flexible carbon solid tip and powerful butt allow for smooth bite, and once hooked, the bat absorbs the pull of the sea bream, allowing for smooth interaction. The spiral guide setting and tip are made of highly visible fluorescent yellow. In addition, the center-cut 2-piece model is convenient to carry. The blanks use the Matte wrapping method to create a matte unsanded finish on all but a portion of the bat, maximizing the original characteristics of the blanks and making them highly sensitive. There are two types of action: L with a loading tone and ML with a hanging tone, and the length is 606/609, making it a model that corresponds to each region. ■4-axis carbon (BAT part) ■Matte wrapping method ■With joint alignment marker ■LGST+KTSG+LKWSG (stainless steel frame SIC)</p> <p></p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260024448</td> <td>BLUE PORTER TAR-609L-6.9</td> <td>TAR-609L</td> <td>6'9"</td> <td>2,05 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>107</td> <td>100</td> <td>30-80 gr</td> <td>0.5-1.0</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spirale</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260024462</td> <td>BLUE PORTER TAR-609ML-6.9</td> <td>TAR-609ML</td> <td>6'9"</td> <td>2,05 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>107</td> <td>105</td> <td>60-150 gr</td> <td>0.6-1.5</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spirale</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260024431</td> <td>BLUE PORTER TAR-606L-6.6</td> <td>TAR-606L</td> <td>6,6"</td> <td>1,98 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>103</td> <td>98</td> <td>30-80 gr</td> <td>0.5-1.0</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spirale</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260024455</td> <td>BLUE PORTER TAR-606ML-6.6</td> <td>TAR-606ML</td> <td>6,6"</td> <td>1,98 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>103</td> <td>103</td> <td>60-150 gr</td> <td>0.6-1.5</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spirale</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The Ares BLUE PORTER SHJ series is the Nissin range specific for shore game fishing, fishing from the beach with large plugs or metal jigs. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon.</p> <p>Although it is reasonably priced, it has a blank setting that does not allow any compromise, and it has high cost performance that will satisfy even experts and those who are about to start shore jigging. The flexible tip provides outstanding maneuverability, and part of the BAT uses 4-axis carbon that achieves amazing stickiness, allowing it to handle unexpected monster blue objects. The design of the blank body is designed to exhibit the power and sensitivity of the jig, making it highly sensitive enough to detect even the slightest change, such as when a green object jiggles on the jig. With the appropriate length setting, you can capture a wide range of fish from small to medium-sized blue fish.</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260024486</td> <td>BLUE PORTER SHJ-H-10.2</td> <td>SHJ-H-10.2</td> <td>10.2</td> <td>3,10 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>159</td> <td>260</td> <td>MAX 80 gr</td> <td>MAX4</td> <td>MNST&amp;KWSG – SIC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260024479</td> <td>BLUE PORTER SHJ-H-9.6</td> <td>SHJ-H-9.6</td> <td>9.6</td> <td>2,89 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>148</td> <td>250</td> <td>MAX 80 gr</td> <td>MAX4</td> <td>MNST&amp;KWSG – SIC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260029429</td> <td>BLUE PORTER SHJ-M 9.6</td> <td>SHJ-M 9.6</td> <td>9.6</td> <td>2,89 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>148</td> <td>235</td> <td>MAX 60 gr</td> <td>MAX3</td> <td>MNST&amp;KWSG – SIC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260029436</td> <td>BLUE PORTER SHJ-M 10.2</td> <td>SHJ-M 10.2</td> <td>10.2</td> <td>3,10 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>159</td> <td>245</td> <td>MAX 60 gr</td> <td>MAX3</td> <td>MNST&amp;KWSG – SIC</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p></p>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The ARES BLUE PORTER NK is a Made in Japan rod developed for squid fishing from boats. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon. The tip is treated with fluorescent paints for maximum visibility. Fuji SiC guides, Fuji VSS reel seat (spinning model) and lightweight EVA handle.</p> <p>The ARES BLUE PORTER NK Made in Japan has a wide range of applicable weight loads and is designed to respond flexibly to various situations. The blanks, created by combining a flexible and very sensitive solid carbon tip, a central part with a good stiffness and a powerful kick. The development of these blanks make the rod extremely easy to use, it is simple to jerk and can be used in a variety of situations. from slow fishing to small movements. The fluorescent yellow on the tip has good visibility and makes it easier to spot the bite.</p> <p>BLUE PORTER NK series white squid spindle type rod. In the middle weight type white squid game, which is effective when the tide is fast or when there are two tides, heavy weights may often be used depending on the situation. [BLUE PORTER NK] has a wide range of applicable weight loads and is designed to flexibly respond to various situations. The blanks, created by combining a flexible carbon solid tip, a belly with some tension, and a powerful butt, are extremely easy to jerk and can be used in a variety of situations, from slow fishing to small movements. The fluorescent yellow on the tip has good visibility and makes it easy to remove hits. Four items have been released: a spinning model and a bait model with a length of 7.0ft and an action of M (sizes 10 to 35) and MH (sizes 15 to 50). The seat position is also set so that it can be tucked under the armpit. It has been designed specifically for the center weight type.</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260030234</td> <td>BLUE PORTER NK 700M (B) 7.0</td> <td>700M (BAITCASTING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>110</td> <td>114</td> <td>90-120 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Casting Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260030210</td> <td>BLUE PORTER NK 700M (S) 7.0</td> <td>700M (SPINNING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>110</td> <td>100</td> <td>90-120 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Spinning Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260030241</td> <td>BLUE PORTER NK 700MH (B) 7.0</td> <td>700MH (BAITCASTING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>110</td> <td>116</td> <td>100-140 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Casting Fuji SiC</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260030227</td> <td>BLUE PORTER NK 700MH (S) 7.0</td> <td>700MH (SPINNING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>110</td> <td>102</td> <td>100-140 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Spinning Fuji SiC</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write what you really want on the package, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The BLUE PORTER IKM is a Made in Japan rod developed for Ika-Metal fishing. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon.</p> <p>BLUE PORTER IKM ARE designed for the new Ika-Metal technique, a variant of vertical squid fishing from the boat, but is perfect for those who want to have a light and sensitive tool to target squid from the boat, allowing you to also manage terminals from tataki. The Ika-Metal technique involves the use of a heavy squid trap in the final part and a light one approximately one meter away. The blank is made of high muduli carbon with four axles placed in horizontal, vertical and two lateral directions plus an external X-shaped layer. The carbon finish is matte to avoid overheating and obtain maximum efficiency of the blanks. Solid tip for maximum fishing sensitivity. The tip is treated with fluorescent paints for maximum visibility. Fuji SiC guides, Fuji VSS reel seat (spinning model) and lightweight EVA handle.</p> <p>Made in Japan rod Ikametal exclusive model. The flexible carbon solid tip and powerful butt part allow for flexible biting and support for small actions and jerks, allowing for stress-free and smooth interaction after the squid is placed on the fish. The tip uses fluorescent yellow for good visibility. There are 4 action items: ML/M/MH/H, and a wide range of compatible weights are available. For H spinning and bait, set the seat position to the side. Finished with specifications compatible with the center weight type. Also, the short length model B63 series has been added. The flexible carbon solid tip makes it easy for squid to bite, and the tensioned butt improves operability and allows for a variety of actions. The tip uses fluorescent pink for good visibility. There are 3 action items: M/MH/H, and a wide range of compatible weights makes it suitable for a variety of situations. In addition, all series and blanks use the Matte wrapping method to create a matte unsand finish on all but one part of the bat, maximizing the original characteristics of the blanks and achieving high sensitivity. ■ 4-axis carbon (BAT part) ■ Flexible carbon solid tip ■ Matte wrapping method ■ Joint alignment marker included ■ (B): LGST KTSG LKWSG guide Spiral setting (stainless frame SIC) ■ (S): LGST KTSG KLSG Guide (stainless steel frame SIC) ■ (B): PTS reel seat ■ (S): VSS reel seat ■(B) Spiral guide setting only for 66 series</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (ft)</td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260026657</td> <td>BLUE PORTER IKM H(B)-7.0</td> <td>IKM H (BAITCASTING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>111</td> <td>110</td> <td>90-120 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Casting</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260026640</td> <td>BLUE PORTER IKM H(S)-7.0</td> <td>IKM H (SPINNING)</td> <td>7.0</td> <td>2,13 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>111</td> <td>100</td> <td>90-120 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Spinning</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260035550</td> <td>BLUE PORTER IKM MH(B)-6.3</td> <td>IKM MH (BAITCASTING)</td> <td>6.3</td> <td>1,91 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>99</td> <td>101</td> <td>75-110 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Casting</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260035567</td> <td>BLUE PORTER IKM H(B)-6.3</td> <td>IKM H (BAITCASTING)</td> <td>6.3</td> <td>1,91 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>99</td> <td>104</td> <td>90-120 gr</td> <td>0.4-0.8</td> <td>Casting</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

<p>Too often you buy rods from famous Japanese brands and then when you read carefully on the screen printing you realize that they are Made in Taiwan, Made in Korea, Made in Indonesia if not the classic Made in China. Unfortunately it is increasingly rare to find Japanese products actually made in Japan and bearing the words Made in Japan. Very often we try to mislead the fisherman with the words Japan Technology, Japan Project, Japan Idea but in the end Made in Japan is never there. The reason is clear, on the one hand producing outside Japan costs less, on the other, by producing outside Japan you bypass the stringent legislative regulations that this country imposes, where it is mandatory to report the actual characteristics on the packaging or on the coupons attached to the product. of the product itself. If the manufacturer makes a false declaration, he pays a fine, must withdraw the product from the market, compensate customers, etc. etc. Conversely, if you produce outside Japan, where this regulation does not exist, you can write on the package what you really want, no one will ever check you. So here are wires with very thin diameters and exorbitant breaking loads, or SiC rings that have nothing to do with silicon carbide, or shell weights that do not respond to reality, etc. etc. The Nissin Ares brand is Japanese and its production is exclusively in Japan. All its products bear the Made in Japan mark stamped on the product to guarantee its quality and the characteristics it actually possesses.</p> <p>The BLUE PORTER HT is a Made in Japan rod developed for tenya and madai fishing. Clearly the shells are Made in Japan but so are the components. Original Fuji SiC guides Made in Japan as well as the strictly Fuji screw reel seat. The blank has a tubular tip and the whole thing is made of high modulus carbon which reaches a percentage of 90%. An unusual but feasible quantity because the blank is made of 4-axis carbon. Slim, lightweight and highly sensitive design with a focus on operability. It has a body designed to bend and provide the angler with maximum fishing pleasure and total control of the bait. 4-axis carbon for matt coating of the blank to obtain maximum fishing efficiency. Artisanal project with Fuji SiC components and Vss reel seat.</p> <p>Canna Made in Japan sviluppata per la pesca con tenya e madai. Design snello, leggero e altamente sensibile con particolare attenzione all'operabilità. Ha un corpo progettato per piegarsi e fornire al pescatore il massimo piacere in pesca e il totale controllo dell’esca. Carbonio 4 assi per rivestimento opaco del fusto per ottenere la massima efficienza dal fusto. Progetto artigianale con componentistica in Fuji SiC e portamulinello Vss.. Blue Porter series, a rod dedicated to the tenyamadai fishing method. Slender, lightweight, and highly sensitive design with an emphasis on operability. It has a body that is designed to bend and is not too stiff without being too stiff, and the more it bends, the more power it produces. Lineup includes two power settings: MH and H. The tubular type has a beautiful vent curve that absorbs the thrust of red sea bream while floating it. ■ 4-axis carbon (BAT part) ■ Matte wrapping method ■ Joint alignment marker included ■ LGST + KTSG + KLSG guide (stainless frame SIC) ■ VSS reel seat</p> <table> <thead class="pestit"> <tr> <td>CODICE</td> <td>Modello</td> <td></td> <td>Total length (m)</td> <td>Sections</td> <td>Closing (cm)</td> <td>Weight (g)</td> <td>Lure Weight</td> <td>Compatible PE(#)</td> <td>Montaggio Anelli</td> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="pestxt"> <tr> <td>4952260027081</td> <td>BLUE PORTER HT-H-2502</td> <td>HT-H-2502</td> <td>2,50 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>129</td> <td>123</td> <td>40-75 gr</td> <td>0.6-1.0</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spinning</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4952260027098</td> <td>BLUE PORTER HT-MH-2602</td> <td>HT-MH-2602</td> <td>2,60 metri</td> <td>2</td> <td>137</td> <td>118</td> <td>20-60 gr</td> <td>0.6-1.0</td> <td>Fuji SiC Spinning</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>