Jenzi T-Rex SP Elite Pro Spinning Rod

Jenzi T-Rex SP Elite Pro Spinning Rod: Fine Tip, Strong Backbone, Lightweight Carbon Handle

It is a spinning rod for anglers who want sensitivity and power reserves in a single blank. It is suited to working small spinners on trout lakes, soft baits for zander along the bottom or large lures for pike. The series offers a dedicated model for each of these applications.

Slim carbon blank with a fine feel

The slim carbon blank transmits bottom contact, current pressure and cautious takes straight to your hand. The sensitive tip shows every change in the lure's action. The firm backbone ensures a secure hook-set on the strike and gives you control over the fish during the fight. This way you keep track of what is happening at your lure, even at distance.

One-piece lightweight carbon handle

On the Jenzi T-Rex, the handle and reel seat form one continuous carbon unit. The curved, textured grip sits comfortably in the hand while casting and retrieving and keeps the overall weight low. This eases the strain on your wrist and forearm when you fish actively for a whole day. Orange accents on the reel seat and blank create a striking contrast to the matt black.

Four models for trout, perch, zander and pike

2.10m, 5-25g: The short model is a handy trout rod and light perch rod for spinners, small hardbaits and light jigs.

2.40m, 10-30g: This version is a versatile perch rod for rivers, canals and lakes.

2.40m, 12-40g: With this casting weight, the rod becomes a zander rod for soft baits and jigs that also handles medium-sized pike lures securely.

2.70m, 25-80g: The longest version is designed as a pike rod for large soft baits, swimbaits and heavy hardbaits and delivers the casting distance you need from the bank.

The T-Rex SP Elite Pro at a glance

• Thin carbon blank with sensitive tip and firm backbone
• One-piece lightweight handle with integrated reel seat
• Fine bite detection plus enough power for hook-set and fight
• The right spinning rod for trout, perch, zander and pike