| Reference | Capacité | Longueur | Modèle | Poids | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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| 1.5 - 2.5 PE / 30 - 70 g / Jig 200 g | 201 cm | CHIKU 67 LC / Casting | 240 g | Talon + 1 brin | encombrement 140 cm | 0 |
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250.90 (CHF) incl tax
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| 1.5 - 2.5 PE / 20 - 60 g / Jig 160 g | 201 cm | CHIKU 67 LS / Spinning | 210 g | Talon + 1 brin | encombrement 140 cm | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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250.90 (CHF) incl tax
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Designed by Mediterranean anglers for their favorite playground, the SMITH Chiku Chiku casting rod stands out for its uncommon versatility at sea. Built to accompany the angler throughout the day without changing equipment, it performs equally well for coastal slow trolling, reacting instantly to surface bust‑ups, or animating an inchiku above a rocky head. This “one rod on board instead of three” approach makes the range a strategic tool to optimize space, budget and efficiency on board.
Its sensitive blank perfectly transmits the subtlest bites while retaining a reserve of power suited to sea fights. The action is tuned to cast compact metal lures and small hardbaits while keeping precise control during slow animations near the bottom. The versatile boat rod Chiku Chiku is therefore perfectly at ease with jigs, inchikus or softbaits mounted on weighted heads.
Components are selected for intensive use in saline environments, with guides adapted to modern braided lines and corrosion‑resistant construction, and a comfortable handle that provides a secure grip even during prolonged fights. Altogether, it is a reliable, durable and pleasant tool to use—ideal for the demanding angler seeking a technical, multi‑purpose sea rod.
The main asset of the SMITH Chiku Chiku casting is its true versatility. Where several rods were previously needed to cover slow trolling, casting to surface bust‑ups and inchiku animation over rocky heads, this range is designed to do it all with a single model. You can follow a drift while fishing vertically, keep the rod in hand to animate a jig, then grab it instantly to cast a lure toward a pelagic bust‑up a few meters from the boat.
Its blank, both lively and progressive, allows casting compact lures aimed at marine predators while absorbing head shakes to limit drop‑offs. This combination makes it particularly comfortable on fighting fish typical of coastal and rocky structure fishing. The multifunctional casting sea rod Chiku Chiku suits experienced anglers as well as enthusiasts looking to step up with a technical yet accessible tool.
Another major advantage is its compactness and ergonomics on board. By reducing the number of rods required, you gain space on the boat and simplify maneuvers. Less gear to manage, more effective fishing time. Thanks to its build designed to withstand sea stresses, it easily endures regular outings and sometimes harsh offshore or windy conditions.
To get the most from your SMITH Chiku Chiku casting rod, pair it with a reliable saltwater baitcasting reel spooled with braid sized to your target species. For slow trolling, favor small hardbaits or Wavy‑type lures set to run near predatory holding zones. Keep the rod in hand to better feel bites and adjust boat speed.
When surface bust‑ups occur, prepare a sufficiently long leader and a compact lure (jig, casting jig, small hardbait) that’s easy to cast far and fast. The Chiku Chiku’s responsiveness lets you immediately deliver your lure into the school to trigger strikes. Use fast, steady retrieves or sawtooth animations depending on fish activity.
Above rocky heads, exploit the sensitivity of this versatile boat inchiku rod. Let your lure descend near the bottom then animate it with small, wide pulls while continuously managing the line. Stay alert: bites can be very subtle during slow presentations. Rinse the rod thoroughly with fresh water after each outing and regularly check guides and wraps to extend its lifespan.
Question 1: Is the Chiku Chiku rod only suitable for the Mediterranean?
Answer: Although the SMITH Chiku Chiku casting rod was originally developed by Mediterranean anglers, its versatility makes it an excellent choice for many types of sea fishing from a boat on other coasts, provided you use small jigs, inchikus or compact hardbaits for slow trolling, casting or vertical techniques.