JetSetter 64S (USED, 9/10) with rod case

#ReUSE #JetSetter 64S (USED, 9/10)

- with rod case
- light use, clean cork, foregrip cork bits chipped off
- light scuff mark on blank #3 under label (pictured)

- AS IS, NO WARRANTY COVERAGE

[A magic wand like willow] Initially designed for casting small plugs and lightweight lures with light lines

, it's like "tying your line to a willow branch

." It's a model designed more for playing with trout. For playing with small fish in general, with light tackle.

The blank used in the Jet Setter is basically flexible and resilient. When casting, load the weight of the lure firmly, and when a fish bites, enjoy the bending of the rod, and that bend will draw the fish in, following its irregular movements to the fullest extent.

Light lines, or under 1号 in PE line. If using monofilament (nylon, fluorocarbon) line, you can fight with 6 pounds or less. Just as a spinning reel has drag performance, the rod also has the image of dampening and slowing down a large force. "It's like a car that has finished braking before entering a corner, and then the force of inertia causes it to bulge outwards during cornering, slowing down its speed." I wanted to create a rod like a lightweight sports car, equipped with good suspension and dampers

. As mentioned above, the line should be PE line of 1号 or less, or monofilament line up to 6 pounds. The smaller and lighter the reel, and the smoother the drag, the more enjoyable it will be. There are no limits to the fish you can target. Imagine an angler holding this rod and thinking about it. Trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, small fish in streams, and if you go to the sea, the fish that will play with you are endless. Rockfish, scorpionfish, greenling, sea bream, sea bass, small squid, horse mackerel, mackerel...　 It's a rod you'll want to bend anytime, a rod you'll want to cast like drawing a bow, and that's why we want to always have it with us, so it became a compact, highly mobile pack rod.

Oh, and by the way, this rod is the first to use American-made Microwave guides. After using two rods with both Japanese-made guides and these Microwave guides, we found that each had its pros and cons. And with the Microwave guides, the casting distance increased just a little, and although it also depends on the guide setting, it felt more enjoyable. So, in true Jetsetter fashion, I went with the fun option.

[JetSetter 64S SPEC]
Length: 6 feet 4 inches (approx. 1.93 meters)
Closed length: 52 cm
Number of sections: 4
Dry weight: 99.775 grams (average)

Balance 1 (without reel): 7 cm above the top of the grip
Balance 2 (with reel, Certate 2004, weight 228 grams): 2.8 cm below the top of the grip (left and right index finger position)
Balance 3 (with reel, TU-01, weight 245.8 grams): 3.1 cm below the top of the grip

Guides: MICROWAVE guides (Made in the USA) Titanium and stainless steel)
Separate grip Length: 24.5 cm (measured from the bottom of the reel seat)
Recommended line: 0.4-1号 (PE), 6 lb or less (Nylon, carbon)
Recommended lure weight: ~12 grams
Lure weight (strike zone): 0.5-7 grams

Accessories: Dedicated rod case (Predator case)