ZENAQ b4 5-72 Biwa Spec in the test

Today I would like to write a few lines about the Zenaq B4.5 72 Biwa Spec and explain,
why the Biwa Spec should not be missing from any lineup here for domestic predators.

The rod has an offset handle (1+1 pitch), is 7ft 20 (2.20m) long and has a WG
from 3/8 - 2 OZ - which in Germany corresponds to 10,6 - 56,7 grams.
The rod is handmade and therefore very exclusive and nothing off the shelf, exactly that
The right ones for demanding anglers, or those who want to become one.
What is interesting is the relatively short handle, which ultimately determines the action of the rod
improved because more action can be distributed over the length of the blank.
The blank is typically BlackArt in matt black, it is Fuji Titanium Torcite rings
installed, the handle is made of Duplon, as is the case with all models in this series. The
Rounded end cap made of cork.

When inspected for the first time, you will notice the extremely fine windings and the high quality
Processing, no running spots when gluing or similar visual effects
Weak points, as is almost common with other rods.

Also the subtleties, for example the Zenaq logo ring in front of the end cap or the end rings
in front of the Duplon stand out visually.
The Zenaq typically ergonomic handle with trigger (this is more pointed like
for example with a Jackall Poison Ultima) is also in elegant matt black
held.
The rod is from the manufacturer for bottom-hugging rigs such as heavy Texas/Carolina rigs and
Jigs and can even be used for big crankbait, spinnerbait and for the Alabama rig
.
I classify the action as medium fast in the upper third, medium in the middle third
in the lower third as almost a. This results in a top action that is quick
Escapes are cushioned very well and thus reduce dropouts.
Thanks to the medium middle section, the rod cannot reach its limits so quickly
I was even able to easily fish out a 1,24m long pike and par
in addition to drilling a 3kg black bass very sensitively.
I paired the pole with a Shimano Metanium (old model). But it can
Round profile reels up to 200 sizes can also be fished, depending on your preference.
A well-known angler from Australia fishes for baramundi with a stick, which is...
Aggression drill is likely to be reminiscent of pike fishing.
I would recommend this rod as the optimal rod for pike and zander and if necessary.
classify heavy bass (in the cover) fish.
So far I have Big Cranks (Jackall Diggin +4, +5, Megabass DeepSix), heavy Texas
up to 1 OZ (28gr.) plus trailer, spinnerbaits up to 1OZ (28gr.) and chatterbaits were fished with her.
Despite the fluo, it's still too tight for the vibrations and it's getting out of the way
stressful to deal with these all day long.
That's why I'm currently mainly using them for the ground-level rigs mentioned above, and
Everything your JDM tackle heart desires is used.
But for anglers who like all-rounders and like to switch back and forth, you can
Also excellent for fishing with vibration for 2-3 hours and then switching to rigs. I
I prefer a softer action for cranking, but that's like everything in life
A matter of taste!

Good luck and Petri, your Florence