Matrix Horizon X Ultra Pro Commercial Feeder Rods

Short Overview

Matrix Horizon X Ultra Pro Commercial Feeder Rods are premium feeder rods developed for fishing on commercial waters, where precision, control, and reliability are crucial. They are designed for anglers looking for a light, sensitive, and powerful rod for bomb and feeder techniques at short, medium, and longer distances.

Description

The Horizon X Ultra Pro series is made from an ultra-high modulus Japanese carbon blank that delivers a fast, progressive action, excellent feel during the fight, and secure fish control. These two-piece rods are constructed with equal-length sections, making transport and handling easier, while being specially tailored to the demands of modern feeder fishing on commercial lakes. The 9 ft (2,74 m) and 10 ft (3,05 m) models are ideal for precise presentations at short and medium distances, while the 11 ft (3,35 m) offers additional power for longer casting and more demanding conditions.

Features

• Ultra-high modulus Japanese carbon blank
• Two-piece construction with equal-length sections
• Fast, progressive action for precise casting and safer fish-playing
• Slim black EVA handle with a minimalist design
• All models come with feeder tips with a diameter of 2,4 mm
• Suitable for bomb and feeder fishing on commercial waters

Technology

• XQG RS Silicon Nitride guides for low weight and high durability
• Ultra-light carbon reel seat for better rod balance

Specifications

Available Variants

Advantages

• An excellent choice for fishing on commercial lakes and a modern feeder approach
• Light and well-balanced rod for all-day fishing without unnecessary fatigue
• Precise feeder and bait presentation with good cushioning during the fight with fish
• A wide range of variants covers short, medium, and longer distances
• Quality materials and components for long-lasting use

Note

Availability of certain variants may vary depending on stock levels. It is recommended to choose the model according to the desired fishing distance, feeder weight, and water conditions.