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Tailwalk Boatgamer SSD S610ML

Part of the Boatgamer SSD range See the full range

Regular price £269.99
Regular price Sale price £269.99
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Length
6'10"
Casting weight
Max. 30g
Sections
2
Tip type
Tubular
Built for
Quantity

Specifications

About this rod

A compact, capable inshore boat range for bass and pollack afloat.

The all-rounder, and Tailwalk's best-balanced model for casting long and casting accurately - a regular taper that takes most lure types up to about 30g. Their targets are bass and small rockfish from a boat.

Fuji guides carry SiC inserts in stainless steel frames, with a spigot joint and an EVA grip.

Delivery & returns

UK delivery

Free standard UK delivery on orders over £50. Orders under £50 are charged at checkout. Most orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days.

Returns

Unused tackle can be returned within 30 days of delivery, in its original condition. Get in touch before sending anything back and we’ll talk you through it.

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About Tailwalk

I came across Tailwalk by accident at a European trade show back around 2015, and they've been with us ever since. Their rods suit the fishing we do in the UK, which a lot of Japanese brands don't quite manage. Plenty of them make lovely rods that just aren't right for how we fish over here. Tailwalk sit somewhere in the middle. Nothing too steely, nothing too soft. They're easy to cast, nice to fish, and the value has always been there.

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