Shimano Seabass Rod 26 Exsence Genos S110MH/R (Spinning 2 piece)

Total length: 11.0ft
Weight: 205g
Sections: 2pcs
Closed length: 171.4cm
Lure weight: 10-56g
PE line: #1-#2.0
Tip diameter: 2.1mm
Reel seat position: 460mm
Reel seat type: Up Lock
Carbon content: 99.3%

The Exsence Genos, honed specifically for targeting blackfin seabass in rocky shore environments, has undergone a long-awaited full model change. The lineup now includes a highly anticipated 3-piece model designed for anglers who travel to remote locations.

The blanks have been refined to be sharper and possess higher elasticity than ever before, gaining a distinct advantage in casting, hook-setting, and lure control.
Compared to the previous generation, the blanks have been made slimmer while retaining their power, facilitating a nimble, effortless swing even in harsh conditions with strong headwinds.

Equipped with Shimanos original full X-Guide system, the rod offers a lighter feel in hand and during the cast, supporting high-precision control in any situation.
With improved trouble-free performance, the design prioritizes the ability to maintain contact and capitalize on fleeting opportunities.

All models feature a highly durable EVA rear grip tailored for the rigors of rocky shore fishing.
This is a highly aggressive “stiff yet flexible” rod, with blanks precision-tuned from butt to tip. The unique blend of stiffness and flexibility enables sharp casts that slice through headwinds.

It transmits even the most delicate fingertip movements directly to the lure, allowing for precise, immediate control. This high responsiveness facilitates a fast-paced, dynamic fishing style, even in challenging conditions.

Exceptional sensitivitydelivering crisp, metallic feedback of underwater conditions directly to the angler’s handprovides a significant advantage, even amidst the complex interplay of waves, wind, and currents.

The rod is characterized by high responsiveness and power, enabling instant hook-sets the moment a bite occurs and a swift transition to landing the fish.
It empowers anglers to take the offensive and maintain a fast tempo, even in rough, demanding environments.