Ripple Fisher Avarice Shore Casting Rod

Ripple Fisher Avarice Shore Casting Rod

Fishing for bass on a rocky shore is a game where headwinds, strong currents, unstable footing, and poor conditions are common. Anglers have little advantage, and experience and the ability to read the scene will lead to success. Avarice is a series created by Ripple Fisher as a rod specifically for blackfin sea bass, yet is equally at-home fishing for striped bass. While refining the standard performance of a sea bass rod, we pursue a sharp cutting edge precision.

104F

This special concept model is designed with the concept of tackling inshore bass and other fish in selective conditions. It allows you to use smaller lures and catch even monster-sized fish that surpass the typical large ones. With a length of 10ft 4in, which is somewhat shorter than usual, it offers excellent maneuverability, ease of handling, and the ability to make low, pinpoint casts through the wind. The meticulously crafted fast-tapered blank features a delicate tip that can detect the short bites characteristic of blackfin sea bass, while during the fight, the high-positioned pivot point prevents the short length from feeling limiting. This makes it easier to control the fish, maintain your stance, and safely land the fish. It is a new concept rod developed by Ripple Fisher specifically for blackfin sea bass fishing.

103M Nano

This is a highly anticipated new model in the short-length M class. With a length of 10’-3”, it minimizes the feeling of heaviness and focuses on maneuverability and quick handling. It offers wide versatility for Hirasuzuki fishing on low-platform rocks, Goro-tama beaches, Marusuzuki on small rocks, and even flounder on the surf. Despite the short length, the blank is finely tuned to offer excellent power and flex, with a particular focus on achieving the right action. It combines long-distance casting performance and strong butt power, merging the ease of handling with the capability to perform on par with longer rods. This is a new approach to the Hirasuzuki rod.

110M Nano

This model is a restructured version that pursues the fundamental performance required in Hirasuzuki fishing, utilizing Ripple Fisher's current design capabilities. While emphasizing sensitivity, the flexible and delicate tip ensures that the characteristic short bites of black fin sea bass are not missed. The deep bending action reduces the risk of losing the fish due to stretch when using thin hooks, allowing for a "gentle" fight.

The blank, which combines suppleness and sharpness, delivers a precise casting feel, and it can cast lures ranging from 10 cm minnows to 40g class lures without any stress.

Moreover, it is not only suitable for monster-sized bass but also capable of handling 5kg-class bluefish, red snapper, and others with its solid butt power. This rod has been perfected as a new standard, fitting for a wide range of challenges.

106MH Nano

The 106MH has been upgraded with a refined Nano blank and a spigot ferrule joint system. With enhanced butt power compared to the 103M and a precise taper design, it maintains excellent maneuverability while achieving the casting distance of an 11ft class rod. The deeper bend becomes more noticeable as the size of the fish increases, allowing for quick and controlled manipulation of the fish. This rod encapsulates the advantages of long-length rods, such as power, long-casting performance, and fish control, in a 10ft 6in blank, allowing you to experience the power of evolving carbon materials.

110H Nano

A representative model of Ripple Fisher's inshore bass rods. The blank joint has been changed to a spigot ferrule joint, aiming for a smoother bend curve. With a length and power setting that suits various conditions, it is designed to be easy to handle, even though it is a power rod. The sharp blank cuts through headwinds, and it handles pinpoint casts with small lures effortlessly while still maintaining enough butt power to withstand large strikes. Additionally, the Nano blank's characteristics of balancing opposing elements—providing stiffness during casting and resilience when hooking—remain intact.

About Ripple Fisher-

Ripple Fisher started as a request from a commercial fisherman who was having difficulty stopping fish with his current rod. The result of this request was a rod company that was dedicated to the angler. Originally only producing big game rods, Ripple Fisher has since added variety to their selection allowing anglers to target various species using a number of techniques. Ripple Fisher's focus is to create strong but comfortable rods to be the most effective at fighting fish. This focus gives their rods the unique ability to be specialized and user friendly. Ripple Fisher always strives to integrate new materials and settings into their rods. What started as a simple request from a commercial fisherman has evolved into a fishing rod company dedicated to giving anglers the ability to catch their dream fish.