Kössi 2.0 pike perch rod 223cm 10-30g by Kalastajan Kanava

Kössi 2.0 - A pike-perch rod upgraded to a new level!

Kalastajan Kanavan's Kössi pikeperch rod has been one of Finland's best-selling pikeperch rods in recent years. Now the rod has been updated to be even better. The name will continue to be the familiar and safe Kössi, but you can recognize the new product by the 2.0 marking added to the end.

What is Kössi 2.0 made for?

The rod is primarily intended for jigging pike. The rod is designed to work best with either a 1000 or 2000 class spinning reel. The rod-reel set is excellently balanced and light to use. It makes it easy to counterattack a bony-mouthed pike, hooking the fish as well as possible. The strength of the rod base allows even larger fish to be tired.

The rod has excellent grip, and the rod has power right from the tip. The new reel seat is perfect for hands of different sizes. The rod is blacker than before, but the recognizable Kalastajan Kanavan turquoise has been retained at the tip. The rod's butt and rear handle have also been redesigned. The Eva handle gives you a really comfortable grip and the rod doesn't rattle on the boat floors.

Specifications:

• Length 221cm/7′2"
• Lure weight recommendation 10-30 g (zander jigs, wobblers, spinners and spoons according to lure weight recommendation)
• Functionality: fast
• Rod weight:
• 2-piece
• Unbreakable stainless steel rod guides
• Comfortable EVA handles
• Easy-to-use lure loop
• Rod bag

The choice of reel for this free

A suitable reel for fishing is a 1000-2000 class spinning reel such as Daiwan Ninja, Exceler, Fuego or Caldia.

Suitable for beginners and more experienced!

The rod is still great for inexperienced fishermen, but after the improvements, the rod will certainly fit more experienced fishermen.

Best quality in its price range

We dare to say that the rod is one of the best pike-perch rods on the market in this price range.

Remember the following tips and your rod will stay in good condition for years:

1. Always transport the reel in a rod sleeve. When it doesn't get dents, it won't break so easily. Also loosen the reel brake during transport.
2. Never reel a fish into the tip of the rod. When the fish is on the end of the line, leave the line out by the length of the rod. This way, by lifting the tip of the rod up, you can bring the fish next to the boat and net it easily. You can lift a smaller perch (under 35 cm) into the boat with the rod.
3. Always walk with the rod so that the lure is on the lure loop and the rod is upright with the tip of the rod pointing towards the sky (this applies especially to children and young people.)
4. Do not pull the line straight down from the tip of the rod when you are putting the lure on the lure loop, but open the reel handle and let the line free from the reel, then put the lure on the lure loop and tighten the line by turning the crank.
5. If the lure stays on the bottom, pull the line tight and try to shoot the lure off with the line. If that doesn't work, pull the lure off the bottom so that the rod remains straight and unbent in relation to the line. Put your hand on the reel so that the reel doesn't spin and pull towards you. When the line does the work, it will hold, no pulling should be done free or against the reel.
6. You can't command a big pike with a perch rod, so follow the pike's movements with your rod. If the fish goes under the boat, push the tip of the rod into the water, give the fish enough line. You should never lift a pike with a rod.