23 Infeet EX

An interesting blend of a solid graphite fast tip section, with a moderate action ultralight blank makes the 6101ULRS-ST the undisputed finesse crankbait specialist. The MEGATOP solid tip section allows unprecedented pliability for when timid fish strike, they will feel no pressure allowing a more solid hook-set.

Arguably the most popular rod in each series, the all-rounder is the rod in which you build your quiver around. The 702LFS is the ‘do-everything’ rod but is particularly effective with a single hooked lure like a Bait Junkie 2.5” Grub on the end with a light jighead.

Specifically designed to excel at fishing metal blade and vibe style lures. Evolved from the 732ULFS INFEET SK model which has become a go-to rod for not only blades, but topwater lures as well favoured by Steve Morgan. A personal favourite of Daiwa’s Tom Slater for ultralight soft plastics from unweighted through to 1/20thoz.

The ultralight crankbait rod in the EX line-up this model is best suited to the smaller treble hook baits like INFEET Spike 44, Rollin’ Crank and Kodachi. A slow parabolic taper prevents pulled hooks and when paired up with straight through fluorocarbon line offers a system which ensures maximum landing ratio when fishing lures with the smallest hooks.

A long casting all rounder that excels in a variety of scenarios, whether it's hopping soft plastics or working Slippery Dogs along the surface and everything in between, the 742LFS is the go to when long accurate casts are paramount.

If you’ve ever watched Daiwa’s Tom Slater fish his favourite INFEET Spike 44/53 crankbaits in the washy areas of the Hawkesbury River, you’ve seen the location that inspired this rod. A lengthened version of the previous generation 722LRS, the extra length gives more control to the angler to manipulate the line while fighting big fish. The extra stiffness over the UL model is welcome in amongst the wash and the extra length also helps with aiding casting distance.

Mark Crompton’s love affair with Flickbaits and flats fishing created this model. Daiwa’s MEGATOP solid graphite tip section allows for even unweighted flickbaits like the Bait Junkie 295 Flick to be cast with ease, and the stiff powerful butt section allows a strong hook-set even at the end of the cast. The increased sensitivity of the SVF COMPILE-X NANOPLUS graphite blank is a huge feature of this particular model.

Steve Morgan’s brainchild for what a stick minnow rod should be. Long, soft but with responsiveness to feel timid bites on straight through fluorocarbon. He has also turned this rod into his ultralight crankbait option favouring the increased length and forgiveness of the MEGATOP solid graphite tip.