Ripple Fisher Runner Exceed

Ripple Fisher Runner Exceed

The Ripple Fisher Runner Exceed series are land-based casting rods packed with characteristics required to go head to head with monstrous Bluerunners off the rocks. Targets including your local yellowtails, kingfish, amberjacks to those GT, dogtooth tuna inhabiting the warmer waters. Ripple Fishers line-up of rods are designed with the capabilities to “catch” your dream fish in the harshest environments.

Recently, the number of anglers targeting 20kg class kingfish have increased and are seeking not only the power in a rod, but also the least amount of strain on the angler. No matter how strong a rod may be, if the angler does not have the power to bend it, they will be in a disadvantage when fighting off the rocks. Through the long and gruelling testing, Ripple Fisher announced the release of the 110H Plug Model in 2020. You can bend the rod and lift, stop the thrashing fish with its power, or technically fight the fish with the use of the long-leader system utilising the bait-tackle setup. Each and every angler will have their own style but there is one thing in common and that is the “strength” the Runner Exceed series have.

102M Nano Plug Model

The long-awaited lighter plugging model has been produced in the Runner Exceed line-up. With its soft tip section, anglers will be able to utilize lures ranging from 20g minnows, medium size diving pencil, and even jigs weighing up to 90g when the bite range is far and deep. It is ideal for anglers targeting Kingfish and Amberjacks to 5kg and Yellow-tail Kingfish weighing up to 10kg. The Nano blank will allow for a speedy and efficient fight using the repulsive force of the rod.

110H Nano Plug Model

The 110H is a next generation plugging model for land-based anglers with a light feel but possessing the power of a HH class rod. With the outstanding rod balance, this rod draws a sharp contrast from those ordinary long length high powered models on the market. The flexible tip section brings about various positive attributes. Firstly, it eliminates any handling error of the lure in rough seas. Secondly, it will improve the hook-up rate as the flexible tip section will follow through the bite. Finally, the flexible tip will allow for a wider range of lure selection and easier control of the lures by the angler. The blank is designed to support the balance of the angler during high pressure battles against large fish off the rocks by adequately bending in while possessing ample resilience in the butt section to lift the fish. The power of the butt section will help anglers when landing the fish by guiding the fish through rock formations and tide pools. Although it is classed as a ‘H’ class rod, the potential of the blank is comparable to the power of those ‘HH’ class rods, able to go head to head with Kingfish ranging from 10~15kg in shallow waters.