Penn Prevail III SW Spinning Rod
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Description / Penn Prevail III SW Spinning Rod
The Penn Prevail III SW Spinning Rod is the perfect rod for the saltwater and freshwater angler looking to target a range of species. With various lengths and casting weights there is a Prevail III for your target species.
The 100% graphite blank of this rod offers unbeatable strength, making it capable of handling the most aggressive saltwater species. Whether you're going after speedy pelagics or battling brawny bottom-dwellers, this rod has the backbone to endure the fiercest fights.
These rods are equipped with PENN Dura-guides. Unlike traditional guides with inner ceramics, the Dura-guides feature a one-piece stainless steel design that provides exceptional durability. They are built to withstand the harshest saltwater conditions, ensuring your line flows smoothly and remains tangle-free.
Fitted with an EVA handle featuring X-shrink tube for an exceptional grip. Its texture not only ensures you maintain control during wet and slippery battles but also makes cleaning up a breeze, so you're always ready for the next challenge.
The robust graphite reel seat of this rod is a testament to its overall build quality. It securely holds your reel in place, minimising any unnecessary movement and allowing for precise control.
The Prevail III SW Spinning Rods boast lightweight and responsive blanks, offering remarkable sensitivity allowing you to feel even the most subtle of takes.
Key features:
For saltwater and freshwater anglers.
Various lengths and casting weights available.
100% Graphite Blank: Exceptional strength for aggressive species.
PENN Dura-guides: Durable one-piece stainless steel guides.
EVA Handle with X-shrink Tube: For a solid, comfortable grip.
Graphite Reel Seat: Secure and precise reel placement.
Lightweight and Sensitive Blanks: Feel subtle takes with ease.
The 100% graphite blank of this rod offers unbeatable strength, making it capable of handling the most aggressive saltwater species. Whether you're going after speedy pelagics or battling brawny bottom-dwellers, this rod has the backbone to endure the fiercest fights.
These rods are equipped with PENN Dura-guides. Unlike traditional guides with inner ceramics, the Dura-guides feature a one-piece stainless steel design that provides exceptional durability. They are built to withstand the harshest saltwater conditions, ensuring your line flows smoothly and remains tangle-free.
Fitted with an EVA handle featuring X-shrink tube for an exceptional grip. Its texture not only ensures you maintain control during wet and slippery battles but also makes cleaning up a breeze, so you're always ready for the next challenge.
The robust graphite reel seat of this rod is a testament to its overall build quality. It securely holds your reel in place, minimising any unnecessary movement and allowing for precise control.
The Prevail III SW Spinning Rods boast lightweight and responsive blanks, offering remarkable sensitivity allowing you to feel even the most subtle of takes.
Key features:
For saltwater and freshwater anglers.
Various lengths and casting weights available.
100% Graphite Blank: Exceptional strength for aggressive species.
PENN Dura-guides: Durable one-piece stainless steel guides.
EVA Handle with X-shrink Tube: For a solid, comfortable grip.
Graphite Reel Seat: Secure and precise reel placement.
Lightweight and Sensitive Blanks: Feel subtle takes with ease.
Penn Spinning Rods: A Guide to Rod Lengths and Casting Weights
Penn spinning rods are built for durability and versatile performance in demanding saltwater conditions. This guide will help you select the ideal rod configuration to match your fishing style, whether you're targeting small, delicate species with a light setup or battling powerful offshore fish.
Shorter Rods (7ft - 8ft): These rods are a great choice for fishing from a boat, pier, or a high vantage point where a long cast is not the primary concern. Their shorter length makes them easier to handle, more accurate in tight spots, and provides a direct, responsive feel.
Longer Rods (8ft 6in - 10ft): A longer rod is essential for achieving maximum casting distance. The extra length provides more leverage, allowing you to cast lures further from the shore and reach feeding fish that are out of range for shorter rods. Longer rods are ideal for beach casting and fishing larger open venues.
15 - 40g: This is the versatile, all round range for general coastal fishing. This rod is perfect for casting a wide variety of lures, from medium sized hard baits to jigs and plugs. It offers a great balance of feel for detecting subtle takes and power to handle hard fighting fish.
50 - 150g: This is a powerful, heavy duty casting weight for anglers who need to launch larger lures and heavy baits from the shore. This rod is built with a strong backbone to punch through wind and surf, and provides the power needed to handle larger sea species like bass and cod in demanding conditions.
100 - 250g: For casting very large lures or heavy baits, a rod with this heavy casting weight is necessary. This rod is designed for extreme shore casting, providing the sheer power needed to launch the heaviest of lures to the horizon. It's ideal for anglers targeting exceptionally large sea species.
Penn spinning rods are built for durability and versatile performance in demanding saltwater conditions. This guide will help you select the ideal rod configuration to match your fishing style, whether you're targeting small, delicate species with a light setup or battling powerful offshore fish.
Rod Length: Distance or Control?
The length of your rod is a critical factor that affects both casting distance and your ability to control a lure.Shorter Rods (7ft - 8ft): These rods are a great choice for fishing from a boat, pier, or a high vantage point where a long cast is not the primary concern. Their shorter length makes them easier to handle, more accurate in tight spots, and provides a direct, responsive feel.
Longer Rods (8ft 6in - 10ft): A longer rod is essential for achieving maximum casting distance. The extra length provides more leverage, allowing you to cast lures further from the shore and reach feeding fish that are out of range for shorter rods. Longer rods are ideal for beach casting and fishing larger open venues.
Casting Weight: Finesse or Power?
The casting weight of your rod is designed to match the weight of the lures or baits you will be using. Choosing the right weight ensures optimal casting performance and rod action.15 - 40g: This is the versatile, all round range for general coastal fishing. This rod is perfect for casting a wide variety of lures, from medium sized hard baits to jigs and plugs. It offers a great balance of feel for detecting subtle takes and power to handle hard fighting fish.
50 - 150g: This is a powerful, heavy duty casting weight for anglers who need to launch larger lures and heavy baits from the shore. This rod is built with a strong backbone to punch through wind and surf, and provides the power needed to handle larger sea species like bass and cod in demanding conditions.
100 - 250g: For casting very large lures or heavy baits, a rod with this heavy casting weight is necessary. This rod is designed for extreme shore casting, providing the sheer power needed to launch the heaviest of lures to the horizon. It's ideal for anglers targeting exceptionally large sea species.
Size Chart
| Size | Casting Weight |
|---|---|
| 8ft | 15-40g |
| 8ft | 50-150g |
| 8ft | 100-250g |
| 9ft | 20-50g |
| 9ft | 75-150g |