Product details

Model: GES-66MLS
Length: 6'6", 198 cm
Pieces: 1+1
Lure: 1/8 – 3/8 oz
Grip length: 340 mm
Weight: 105 g
Action: Light Regular Taper
Line PE: 0.6 – 1.2

Description

Deps Gain Element, GES-66MLS Shaking Element

Enhanced accuracy for precise finesse techniques

The GES-66MLS Shaking Element from the Deps Gain Element series is a highly developed, technical spinning rod designed specifically for shaking and swimming jig heads in the 3.5–7 g range. With its sensitive tip action and targeted return-flex setting, it allows the angler to actively control the line belly and so steer the presentation of the lure precisely.

Rolling action in deep water – even with PE line

Thanks to its slow taper and the specially tuned guide layout, the GES-66MLS can also be used effectively in deeper water – even with PE line, which until now was hardly possible with this sensitivity. The rod allows exact following and animation of light jig heads with high precision – a real advantage with hesitant or suspicious fish.

Precision + feel = more success

The Gain Element concept combines maximum casting accuracy with sensitive lure control – perfect for short-distance fishing in demanding situations. Even with a perfect cast, an inaccurate approach to the fishing spot often brings no fish. The GES-66MLS helps make the difference right here.

With its fine feedback, controlled line-belly management and its ability to bring out even subtle lure movements in tight spaces, it helps the angler exploit the full potential of the lure – right at your feet.

The GES-66MLS at a glance:

Length & action: perfectly tuned for 3.5–7 g jig heads
Tip action with controlled return for targeted line management
Slow-taper blank for even power distribution and rolling lure movement
Ideal for shaking, mid-strolling, swim & glide techniques
Full control even with braided (PE) line
Developed for precise approach and efficient presentation at short range

Deps Gain Element GES-66MLS is a rod for anglers who want to develop their technical skills further and get the most out of their presentations. More feel, more control, more fish.

Tight Lines