Monstruo 79

“Awkward” bait finesse rod

Weighted rigs, including swimming jigs, light from 5g or less texas, no sinkers, cat rigs, etc. from warming, vibration, shallow crank, big bud such as… With heavy rods, it is possible to cast general lures that are difficult to cast, with the entire rod firmly fixed.

The Monstro 79, which is slightly lighter than the Monstro 710, can cover the lures of the Monstro 710, which feel slightly lighter.

“Also supports Big Bait’s slow winding method

Even though it is a bait finesse, it has a sharp feeling of use and also supports the slow winding method of big bait in the low water season. The Monstro 79 uses a small-diameter guide in pursuit of good handling by reducing the weight of the rod itself, improved sensitivity, and cast feeling. Of course, the strong bat power common to the Monstro series is alive even in the light model.

Detail

Staff Comment

At first glance, it’s a medium-heavy rod that feels familiar to you from Light Texas to scroll-based plugs. However, the concept of the Monstro series is unchanged.
From the time when I was bent to the bat, I changed into a monster rod with a sense of security suddenly. We made it possible to do a large fish lifting fight using the bat section.

The use of warmth allows the fish to bite firmly into the fish without discomfort, aiming at sweeping to the mouth with a margin, hooking up to be caught when using vibration or shallow crank, and can be brought into the fight smoothly.

It is the birth of a “coastal” bait finesse rod that is intended for use on a fluoro 20 lb basis.

“Biwako standard” light versatile rod

To the monster with the usual sense of operation. It will change if it hangs, Rod for monsters appears.

Description

Model	Monstruo 79
Code	RM79
Action	RF
Length (ft)	7’9 “
Folded Length (cm)	193
Rear Grip Length (cm)	38
Rod Wt. (G)	221
Mono Line (lb, MAX)	20
PE (#, MAX)	–
Cast Wt. (G)	10 to 56
Price (¥, excluding tax)	45,800

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