The Giant Killing Casting Big Game rods are powerful, cast light jigs from the boat and fish with a technique that resembles Slow Jigging.

This Major Craft rod series address a rather technical fishing game, which combines numerous, assymetric characteristics, that reasonably leave most Mediterranean anglers with puzzles. The Giant Killing Casting Big Game rods are powerful, cast light jigs from the boat and fish with a technique that resembles Slow Jigging. So how does one combine all these features in one fishing style?

The Giant Killing Casting rod series has been designed for predatory species, which school and are constantly on the move. Tuna, Bonitos, Amberjacks, etc usually leave their marks on the surface when they hunt and fishermen look for signs of their presence. Their approach is either in the open sea, or close to the shore.

So how does all this come together when a school is spotted? The fish is approached by boat, we cast our jigs, or sinking Pencils even towards the shore, in an effort to get as close to the action zone and as our jig falls, we perform Slow Jigging motions with our rod. This is a simplistic way to describe this fishing style.

The new Giant Killing Casting rod series has been designed to incorporate a sensitive tip, in order to handle sinking pencils. Of course, the operability of metal jigs is perfect and their casting much more accurate. Sharp casting is possible because the butt part uses 4-axis carbon and the Cross Force manufacturing method, which produces a light, but very strong blank. Major Craft equipped the Giant Killing rods with low weight, K-Series guides, with Sic rings. All in all, this fishing technique is pure adrenaline.

The BURI rod has been developed for brit casting. This model has a flexible tip, with excellent operability, for small sinking pencils and diving pencils. Also a powerful butt that is comparable to the intense fight of a Yellowtail. It is a model that has long casting properties.

The Hira models are a must-have for Amberjack Casting games, at zones that require long distance. The tip section posessess excellent operating properties for diving pencils and strong butt power. The long blanks can increase the casting distance, by applying light strength and absorb the burden during an intensive fight with an Amberjack, so it greatly reduces the burden on the angler.

The Tuna model has the power to stop a 40kg class yellowfin. They have a powerful blanc that can fully cast a large pencil and a flexible tip section that will bring to life a diving pencil. The butt part has a powerful setting that incorporates 4-axis carbon and the Cross Force manufacturing method, so you can fight without giving a Tuna the upper hand. It is a torqueful setting that reduces the burden on the angler.