Catch of the Week: Shimano 24 Poison Adrena New Model Release

"Two" new technologies in the 3rd generation Adrena

The main feature of the new Adrena is the "open end" of the grip end. This new technology is a further hole in the end of the "full carbon monocoque grip" that was also used on the previous model.
This opening is not only lighter but also has a hole. In addition to making the rod lighter, these holes allow the resonance from the rod to the hand to be transmitted noiselessly and clearly, making the information transmitted by the rod clearer in the water. 

Another feature in spinning tackle is "distance". The new Adrena spinning model is the first bass rod to adopt the "X guide touch-free design".

In recent years, the standard spinning tackle for bass fishing has been stiffer lines such as fluorocarbon or taut PE line. While this line has many advantages in terms of sensitivity and maneuverability, it also has the disadvantage of making it difficult to gather spiral line when casting. Therefore, with conventional guides, the line ejected from the reel hits the guide frame, resulting in reduced casting distance, damage to the line, and abnormal noise when casting.

The "X Guide Touch Free" standard feature on the Poison Adrena avoids these phenomena. By reviewing the shape of the guide frame from scratch and designing it anew, we have made it possible for the released line to converge smoothly without hitting the guide frame or blanks. Even taut lines converge smoothly, which greatly reduces casting troubles and increases casting distance.