The Aventus Waggler from GURU is a rod with sharp through action that can handle anything you throw at it! Made to the specifications of the Tackle Guru team by Daiwa in its renowned UK facility! From fishing a light traditional waggler on silver, to casting a 15g Pellet Waggler on wide expanses of water for big carp! The Aventus range is designed to do EVERYTHING! Three piece, easily and neatly folds to fit a Fusion Rod Holdall, perfectly ready to use, with a casting weight of up to 15g and line capacity of up to 10lb! The 12ft Float is incredibly light and balanced, with the most power when needed for playing and landing big fish. A rod that really comes into its own on bigger or deeper waters, when that extra length helps you cast further and pick up line faster when fishing at distance. The soft top means fine lines and hooks can be used without worrying about hook pulls, but the rod has enough progressive power to land carp well into double digits with ease. The lightness comes from the use of High Volume Carbon Fibre, the very best Japanese materials, combined with the most modern rod building processes. Aventus Float rods feature Fuji single leg guides and extra durable Alconite rings. These are strategically placed on the rod to allow the line to flow easily through the rings during casting, without the worry of tangles or line sticking to the black in wet conditions. Another aspect that contributes to the lightness is the openwork Fuji TVS real seat. Float fishing often involves holding the rod for extended periods of time, and a comfortable seat is vital. this features the blank of the rod running through it, giving you the ultimate feel and control over the rod. Numerous personal touches are present; a molded EVA custom Guru handle and the A grade Armlock shaped cork handle for ultimate angling control. The fast action of the float rods allows the line to be picked up quickly, helping to hit bites even when fishing far out. A unique and important asset to the Aventus project is the Zero 90 carbon technology. In this process, carbon fibers are bilayered in different ways, from zero to 90 degrees. When cured, this gives rods combined longitudinal strength, recovery and crispness. The tube shape of each rod is deformed when compressed. Zero 90 technology allows us to control this distortion, prevent energy and accuracy loss, maintain the cylindrical structure for greater casting power and precision.