Hamada Shokai Blazer Slow Jigging — Features & specifications
Hamada Shokai (PROMARINE)’s Blazer Slow Jigging is a baitcasting jigging rod featuring a high-rebound, slim, lightweight blank designed for the slow-pitch jigging technique. Intended for slow jigging, in which the jig is lifted by the rod’s rebound and worked with a slow pitch, it is equipped with a trigger-style baitcasting grip.
Featuring a butt-joint, two-piece construction, the 632M measures 6.3 feet in length, while the 662M measures 6.6 feet. Both models are rated for lures up to 200 g and PE line up to No. 2. The 632M prioritizes maneuverability, making it easy to work the jig with precise movements from a boat. The 662M takes advantage of its slightly longer blank, making it well suited to presentations that maintain the jig’s travel distance while enticing fish. Both models are designed for baitcasting setups, allowing anglers to detect the jig’s fall and contact with the bottom and repeat jerks at a consistent rhythm without lifting the rod excessively.