Spinning Fenwick HMX Twicth

Fenwick's HMX series of two-piece spinning rods includes specialized jig, twitch, micro jig and roll fishing tools. When creating blanks for these spinning rods, Cross Scrim technology was used, in which layers of graphite are stacked crosswise. It was possible to achieve high durability of the blank while its walls remained rather thin. The updated HMX line uses a spigot joint, and in order to properly dock both knees, white dots are applied to them. Depending on the model, the cork handle can be either solid or spaced. The reel seat is installed with the top nut. Spinning rings are equipped with access rings from the most famous accessories manufacturer, the Japanese company Fuji. The rings are small in diameter and arranged according to a modern concept. The jigging sub-series includes 6 models with fast action and a solid tip tip. Among them there are both boat options (2.1 m and 2.25 m long), and for fishing from the shore (2.4 m, 2.55 m and 2.7 m). Micro-jig spinning rods also have glued tops. Since such fishing often uses thin cords and fishing lines, these rods are equipped with anti-lap rings and a tulip. Six models for fishing with rolls have a parabolic system and a length of 2.25 m to 2.7 m. Thanks to these characteristics, they perfectly knit fish and are capable of fighting even with captured specimens. Among this variety, almost any angler is able to choose his Fenwick HMX.