Major Craft Ceana Shore Jigging Series CNSS-1002H (Length: 3.05mt, Lure: 60-100gr)

🎣 Major Craft Ceana Shore Jigging CNSS-1002H

Length: 3.05m | Lure Weight: 60–100g | Action: Regular Fast

The Major Craft Ceana CNSS-1002H is a heavy-duty shore jigging rod designed for anglers who need maximum casting distance, power, and control when targeting strong saltwater predators from shore.

Part of the Ceana series developed specifically for the European market, this rod delivers excellent performance at an affordable price, making it ideal for serious shore anglers.

🔹 Key Features

• Heavy Power (60–100g)
  Built for casting heavy metal jigs and large lures, perfect for targeting powerful fish like bluefish, amberjack, tuna, and large seabass.
• Long Casting Design (3.05m / 10’)
  The extended length provides superior leverage for long-distance casting, helping you reach deeper feeding zones from shore.
• Regular Fast Action
  Offers the perfect balance between casting performance, lure control, and strong fish-fighting backbone.
• FUJI Fazlite Guides (K-Frame)
  Ensures smooth line flow, reduced friction, and excellent durability when using braided lines.
• Heavy-Duty Construction
  Reinforced blank with strong backbone for handling big fish and tough coastal conditions.
• Premium Components
  Equipped with FUJI reel seat and EVA grips for comfort, strength, and long-lasting use.

🔹 Technical Specifications

• Length: 3.05m (10’)
• Lure Weight: 60–100g
• Line Rating: PE 1.5 – 3.5
• Sections: 2
• Rod Weight: ~290–294g
• Action: Regular Fast
• Guides: FUJI Fazlite (7+1)

🔹 Recommended Use

• Shore jigging & heavy spinning
• Surf, rocks, and offshore casting spots
• Lures: heavy metal jigs, poppers, large minnows, sinking lures
• Ideal reel size: 5000 – 8000

🔹 Why Choose CNSS-1002H?

If you need more power than the 962MH, this model is the perfect step up. It gives you:

• Longer casting distance
• Ability to use heavier lures
• Stronger backbone for big fish

It’s an excellent choice for anglers targeting large predators from the shore without going into extreme heavy gear (HH class).