(JDM) SHIMANO DIALUNA ZM shore casting/jigging spinning rods

The biggest feature of the Dialuna ZM is that you can change the length by extending or retracting a single rod.

Shore casting is a game where fishing spots change constantly depending on the tide, such as the depth, current, and footing of harbors, rivers, and embankments. Considering mobility, you want to minimize the tackle you bring, but you're unsure which rod to choose, so you'd like to bring multiple tackles if possible.

The Dialuna ZM is a rod that solves this problem for anglers. Based on the Dialuna, which is popular with many anglers, it is an original zoom rod developed to handle a wider range of situations with just one rod.

By changing the length, you can not only adjust to the situation at hand, but also respond flexibly to a series of actions such as lure operation, fighting, and landing. One rod is not just equivalent to two, but depending on how you use it, it can demonstrate even more potential. Changing the length can change the game.

The difference in length of 1 foot (approximately 30 cm) makes a huge difference in the feel of the rod, and you will experience a level of comfort that exceeds your imagination.

The choice between short and long depends on the size of the fishing spot, the height of the foothold, casting accuracy or distance, and lure operation.

The short length Zoom In is designed for precision fishing, focusing on small to medium-sized rivers, harbors, and areas around structures. Its maneuverability makes it ideal for technical fishing, utilizing jerks and twitches with lightweight lures. Its excellent handling also supports accurate landings when wading.

The long-length Zoom Up is ideal for situations where long-distance casting is required, such as in medium- to large-scale rivers and embankments. It also allows you to trace the lure right down to your feet on high-footing areas like rocky shores, making it easy to switch between line mending and left-right adjustments. The longer length also increases butt power, making it more adaptable to heavier lures like vibration plugs and metal jigs. It also has an advantage in terms of fighting, applying firm pressure to fish from afar and allowing you to pull them away forcefully near structure.