Zenaq Spirado Blackart one-piece spinning rods cover two distinct bass presentations. The S66 Skippin’ Frog is built to skip small frogs under overhanging cover. The S2-68 Dragger is suited to fishing a large nail-weighted worm along a rocky bottom.
A low cast lets a small frog skip across the surface and reach beneath overhanging branches. The S66 Skippin’ Frog has a supple tip for the cast and for subtle movements once the frog lands, backed by enough butt power to steer a bass away from reeds or brush.
The S2-68 Dragger is designed around bottom contact. With a nail weight inserted into a straight-tail worm, the rig can fall freely alongside rocks before a short lift brings the lure to life on the bottom. The Dragger also works minnows and topwater plugs within its lure rating.
Both rods have a Fuji VSS16 reel seat and a high-density EVA grip. They travel at their full fishing length because they are built in one piece.
| Model | Rod and transport length | Lure weight | Power |
|---|---|---|---|
| S66 Skippin’ Frog | 1.98m | 1.8–10.5g | ML |
| S2-68 Dragger | 2.03m | 3.5–14g | M |
