Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft, sturdy and powerful spinning rods for light "heavy" duty

These Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft are very versatile rods, born with a goal and capable to meet many more.

Maybe we must explain it a bit better because this introduction has been somewhat sibylline. The Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft should be rods, as the name suggests, for "hard rock" that has little to do with Iron Maiden or AC / DC but with grouper. Maybe we just messed up even more, but we insist. It is a technique developed by the Japanese to fish the various types of groupers they have in their waters.

The Hard Rock consists in moving soft plastic crabs like the Double Motion or the Fighting Claw rigged with heads like the JigPara Bunta, dragging them near the bottom bouncing from rock to rock, looking for predators that hunt in cave or in hard sea beds. For this fishing it is necessary to use a fast rod that has a good reserve of power in the lower half, such as the Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft, because when you get the bite you must force to get the quarry out of its house, preventing it from getting stuck. The groupers are not usually of large size, otherwise it would be impossible to extract them with equipment like these, they rather are species of small groupers, typical of the north-central Pacific waters.

So far so good, and in our areas what are we going to use the Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft for? In the first place, although there are few groupers, in terms of benthonic species that live and hunt near the bottom we have quite a few, and that same technique could be applied perfectly, being able to enjoy a range of very interesting species. But, and here comes the most interesting, these rods are much more versatile than we can imagine.

Our humble point of view, is that the Triple Cross Hard Rock by Major Craft are very interesting to fish with soft plastics of all kinds, for surface lures and jerkbait that need a nervous retrieve, either for sea bass lure fishing, or for other species, we consider amberjack, dentex or barracudas, for example, powerful fish that must be handled with care. In short, you have been warned, if you need more information you can find us through chat, email or phone.