Ocean's Legacy Focal Spinning Rods

The Ocean's Legacy Focal Spinning Rod series is crafted for versatility and multi-purpose use, making it an ideal choice for anglers who require a “dual combat” approach. Designed for a range of fishing techniques, these rods allow anglers to switch seamlessly between various lures such as stick baits, poppers, big minnows, and soft plastics. The Focal series is extensively tested in Australian waters, particularly off the south and north coasts, where they have proven effective on powerful pelagic species, including Spanish mackerel and various tuna species.

Built with high-quality Japanese Fuji components, the Focal Spinning Rods ensure durability and performance. Each rod features a Fuji DPS reel seat with a locking nut, providing a secure fit for intense fishing conditions. The rods are also equipped with Fuji double-foot KW Alconite guides, specifically tuned for extreme castability. This design ensures that anglers can achieve long, accurate casts even when using heavier lures, making these rods suitable for targeting larger fish from shore or boat.

The Ocean's Legacy Focal Spinning Rods are available in two models, each tailored for different casting weights and line ratings. The FCL-S762MH model, with a length of 7'6", is rated for PE 4.0 lines and supports lure weights between 30g and 80g, making it suitable for medium-heavy applications. The FCL-S782H model is slightly longer at 7'8", rated for PE 5.0 lines, and can handle lure weights from 40g to 100g, making it ideal for heavier-duty fishing. Both models are constructed with a 1.5-piece design, combining portability with the strength needed for battling trophy fish.

Features:

• Dual combat design for multi-purpose use with stick baits, poppers, big minnows, and soft plastics
• Equipped with Japanese Fuji components for quality and durability
• Fuji DPS reel seat with locking nut for secure reel fit during heavy fishing
• Fuji double-foot KW Alconite guides, tuned for enhanced casting distance and accuracy
• Extensively tested on pelagic species like Spanish mackerel and tuna in Australian waters