Palms Rera Kamui Spinning Rods

Rera Kamui Spinning Rods are designed to deliver outstanding performance in mountain rivers, main streams and lakes. Each model features a highly technical blank, optimized to cover a wide variety of conditions and techniques, while guaranteeing extreme sensitivity. The meticulous design includes an ergonomic grip with non-slip coating, a resin check for enhanced comfort, and a warm cork, suitable for long fishing sessions. What's more, the rod features a distinctive logo, a symbol of protection and success for anglers exploring the wild landscapes of Hokkaido. Each model in the Rera Kamui series has been designed to meet specific needs, offering versatility that will delight discerning sport fishing enthusiasts. RKSS-63L Versatility for mountain streams and main rivers Description: This versatile model is ideal for use in mountain streams or main rivers. With its optimized blank, this rod allows you to use a variety of lures while maintaining precise control. The adjustable line height helps avoid drags and makes it easy to use the wind to perfect your animations. Use: Light spinners, small swimming fish. Strengths: Versatility, control in the wild. RKSS-69ML Main river specialist with power and sensitivity Description: Designed to handle slightly heavier lures, this model combines a sensitive tip with great heel power. Ideal for surface lures, light spinners or sinking swimfish, it excels in direct control and precision. Use: Surface lures, heavy minnows, spinners. Strengths: Precise control, light weight, fighting power. RKSS-73M Long-distance casting for large lakes and rivers Description: With its exceptional casting length and speed, this model is perfect for large rivers and lakes where casting distance is crucial. The lightweight blank reduces fatigue, even during long wading or boating sessions. Ideal for targeting fish such as cherry salmon, rainbow trout or char using spoons, swimbaits or jigs. Use: Spoons, jigs, large minnows. Strengths: Casting distance, extended comfort, handling of tough lures.