4 pieces multi-grip design
Anyone can now easily consider overseas fishing. The demand among anglers for rods they can carry overseas has shifted toward compact pack rods that can be carried easily and reliably.
Developed by InterShoot (a company based in Otsu, Shiga, specializing in rod building and custom rods), this is a 4-piece pack rod made through a collaboration between our experience and a professional rod builder. With a compact body measuring 56cm, it is designed to compete with world-class fish while maintaining attention to every detail. The rod features high-tensile carbon fiber for superior performance.
Choose the right grip for your situation
This is a multi-grip pack rod with four different grips. You can select the one best suited to your fishing scenario, lure type, or target fish. Grip changes do not require line cutting, making the switch quick and hassle-free.
In overseas trips where minimizing luggage is essential, you no longer need to carry multiple rods. Simply bring only the grip you need. For example, I have successfully caught the following fish with this rod:
- Short grip: Balamandi, Peacock bass
- Standard grip: Namazu, Balamandi, Toman
- Long grip: Toman, Oonamazu
- Super long grip: Large-scale species requiring extended reach
| Grip Type | Best For |
|---|---|
| Short grip | Balamandi, Peacock bass |
| Standard grip | Namazu, Balamandi, Toman |
| Long grip | Toman, Oonamazu |
| Super long grip | Large fish requiring extended reach |
FAQ
Can I replace the grip without cutting the line?
Yes, you can replace the grip without cutting the line. The design allows for quick and easy grip changes.
What is the length of the rod when packed?
The rod has a compact body measuring 56cm when packed.
Is the carbon used in the rod high-tensile?
Yes, the rod uses high-tensile carbon fiber for enhanced strength and performance.
Mary Wallace –
I used this rod during a trip to Southeast Asia. The multi-grip system made it easy to switch between different fish types. The short grip worked well for small species like peacock bass, while the long grip handled larger fish like tomans. The compact size fits well in my luggage. Overall, a practical and reliable choice for overseas fishing.
Olivia Martin –
The grip interchangeability is a big plus. I only brought the standard and long grips, which saved space. The rod feels solid and responsive. It’s a good balance between portability and performance.
Rebecca Duncan –
I caught several balamandis using the short grip. The rod’s sensitivity and durability impressed me. The packing size is perfect for travel. No line cutting during grip changes — very convenient.