Shimano 23 Dialuna S76ML (Seabass Rod)

Purchased new and used 4-5 times.
Guides are clean, with minor scuffs on the grip.
Please only purchase if you understand this is a used item.

Product Description:
Shimano 23 DIALUNA S76ML (Seabass Rod)
■ Product Number: S76ML
■ Total Length (ft.): 7'6
■ Total Length (m): 2.29
■ Joint Method: Reverse joint
■ Number of Sections: 2
■ Closed Length (cm): 118.2
■ Weight (g): 105
■ Tip Diameter (mm): 1.7
■ Jig Weight (g): MAX35
■ Plug Weight (g): 6~28
■ Compatible Line PE (No.): 0.6~1.5
■ Grip Type: Carbon Monocoque
■ Reel Seat Position (mm): 347
■ Reel Seat Type: UPLOCK
■ Carbon Content (%): 99.5
■ Release Year: 2023
≪Shimano Seabass Rod≫

● Technical & Short Model

● A 7'6 length that thoroughly emphasizes casting and operating accuracy in short to medium-range battles. Suitable for minnows and sinking pencils in the 7-12cm class, vibration and top plugs in the 12-20g range, and metal jigs up to 35g. It's ideal for seabass as well as a wide variety of targets in nearshore waters. It performs well in various scenes such as harbors, small to medium rivers, brackish lakes, and boats.

● The shore casting rod DIALUNA pursues performance that transcends its class in all scenes: casting, lure operation, and fighting. The double X structure of [Spiral X] and [High Power X] maintains high strength and rigidity while achieving a balance of lightness and power. Furthermore, it newly adopts a [Carbon Monocoque Grip] for further weight reduction and improved sensitivity. As a result, sharpness and responsiveness have been significantly improved, evolving into a rod that allows for more precise games. The lineup includes a wide range of lengths and power options, from 7ft class to over 10ft, and from lightweight plugs to metal jigs and big baits. It is suitable for all scenes from short to long-range battles in various fields such as harbors, rivers, brackish lakes, breakwaters, surf, and rocky shores. It can be used to target a wide variety of fish, including seabass, flatfish, yellowtail, and migratory fish.