Major Craft Firstcast Shore Jigging Rods

The Major Craft FirstCast is a basic rod series for salt water fishing, that meets all the basic standards for lure games.

The First Cast rods have been developed by Major Craft, by generously incorporating its experience and technological advancements. Based on the concept of "Feeling Comfortable" so that anyone can enjoy fishing with lures easily, the blanks have been designed with medium elasticity carbon as the main material, so it is easy to be handled even by beginners. Of course, when fighting with fish, the supple blank has the power to bring the fish to the shore, so it is recommended not only for those who are about to start lure fishing, but also as a second rod for intermediate and advanced players.

Shore jigging is a fishing technique that is constantly evolving. It is an attractive game, as you can aim to a variety of fish species with a simple tackle. The Major Craft Shore Jigging series is now available from the First Cast series, offering an excellent cost performance ratio, so more people can enjoy this style of fishing more easily.

The FirstCast has a blank full of torque, that is easy to handle and does not give up the fight with unexpected big players. The design of the Major Craft FirstCast Shore Jig rods, is such that makes them easy to handle, even by beginners. Equipped with Fuji guides it provokes you to start Shore Jigging.

The 962LSJ and the 1002LSJ models are ideal for Light Shore Jigging games, targeting small to medium-sized Blue fish, Mackerel and Yellowtail, using a 20 – 40 gr jig. If you are not in a rocky shore with the need to strike immediately then you can use both of these rods for larger prey.

The FCS-1002MH is recommended for when you want to start Shore Jigging and explore the technique to the maximum. It is ideal for shore jigging using jigs and plugs of 30 to 60 g and iron plate vibs. This rod has butt power that does not offer a chance, even to large Blue fish or Amberjacks, to take the initiative.

Finally the FCS-1002H is indispensable for deep water points, or rocky shores, using a metal jig of 60 to 100 gr, or a diving pencil of around 80 gr. It has a blank design that makes casting easy even to those who are not accustomed to handling heavy lures and butt power that can fight intensive battles with large blue fish.