Westin W3 Finesse T&C 2nd Generation Rod - Predator Fishing Product Spotlight

Westin W3 Finesse T&C 2nd Generation Fishing Rod...
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Dive into the world of predator fishing with the Westin W3 Finesse T&C 2nd Generation Fishing Rod, expertly shown off by angler team England's Lure fishing captain Thom Hunt.
Designed for those who crave versatility and power in their angling experience, this rod sets a new standard. Its unique combination of sensitivity and strength makes it an ideal choice for various fishing techniques, whether you're casting soft lures or twitching a Texas rig along the bottom.
In this video, Thom not only shows you the key features that set this rod apart but also takes it to the water for live demonstrations.
Watch as Thom casts, twitches, and pitches to give you a comprehensive look at how this rod performs in action.
Key Features Explored:
• Lightweight and durable design
• Sensitive yet powerful action
• Suited for light and medium style predator fishing
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[@squidstoe1994]

Any info on what reel was bieng used?

[@BF4pawntard]

No idea but I’m using a Shimano Vanford 2500 on my rod and it balances beautifully

[@bricks-tube9986]

Idk which one but i can say that the daiwa fuego 2500lt is a great roll for that rod

[@Riich87]

Is the bottom eye small?

[@phils_adventures_outdoors]

What's the casting weight of this rod please?

[@markevansangling]

There are various versions. The one Thom recommends for all round use is the 5-15g but you can get the W3 version in a lighter 2-10g weight also. Along with the heavier 7-21g.

[@phils_adventures_outdoors]

@@markevansangling
Thankyou so much for your help on this.

[@markevansangling]

@@phils_adventures_outdoors although don't be fooled by the 'finesse' in the name. I wouldn't class them as Finesse by UK standards, it's not a 95g ultra sensitive stick like you can get from other brands, even their own 3-14g Ned rod is lighter than the 2-10g T&C. But they are still very nice rods to use.