The Major Craft Giant Killing 7G Slow Jigging GK7SJ-B60/1 rod represents the ultimate Universal expression of Japanese expertise in modern vertical fishing techniques from a boat. Designed for the most demanding anglers, the 7G series Blank is made from the revolutionary combination of Nano Carbon Toray T1100G and M40X carbon fibers. 

These aerospace technology materials offer a unique blend of lightness, superior strength, and flexibility, allowing the rod to "bring the jig to life" with perfectly natural movements even in conditions with strong sea currents.

The innovative R360 Construction structure places the carbon sheets in multiple directions, resulting in optimal force distribution throughout the rod’s body. This advanced design ensures maximum resistance to distortion and immediate transmission of information from the bottom to the user’s hand. 

The exceptional sensitivity of the blank helps the angler instantly perceive even the most subtle fish bites, changes in the bottom’s morphology, as well as the behavior and movement of the lure both during the fall and retrieval.

In peripheral equipment, Major Craft incorporates the market’s top components. The rod is equipped with Fuji Titanium SiC K-Series guides, which offer maximum resistance to saltwater corrosion, exemplary line management, and complete elimination of tangles. 

The advanced Fuji FBCS Reel Seat, made from a combination of titanium and Carbon Reinforced Resin, guarantees absolute stability, while the Eva Premium handle provides direct contact with the blank and excellent ergonomics for comfortable use.

The GK7SJ-B60/1 model has a length of 1.83 m, consists of 2 sections (folding design), and weighs only 104 grams, drastically reducing fatigue. It features a Regular Fast action, Casting Weight up to 180g, and is ideal for use with Max PE #1.5 line. 

It is designed for lighter jigs and Slow Jigging scenarios at depths up to 200 meters with fine tuning. It is the ideal tool for targeting a wide range of Mediterranean species, such as amberjack, greater amberjack, dentex, red porgy, common pandora, groupers, white groupers, dusky groupers, bonito, and even tuna.