I am selling this as I have no opportunity to use it. It is a Carpenter PSC 61MR semi-custom model. The guides are stainless steel. I purchased it several years ago, but have only used it about 3 times in total. ● Length: 6 feet 1 inch (1860mm) One-piece ● Rod Power: M (Medium) ● Action: R (Regular Taper) ● Recommended PE: 2.5-3 (4 possible) ● Reference Jig Weight: 130-220g (Depth 40-70m, drifting, 130-180g) (Depth 80-130m, vertical, 160-220g) ● Maximum Drag: 0° angle 7kg ● Maximum Drag: 45° angle 5kg *Please consider the jig weight, line, and drag specifications as a reference. They may vary depending on conditions and fighting style. *Rod weight is the value of the final prototype rod. Please note that there may be slight variations in the product. ■ PSC 61MR/Ⅰ(B)-S Explanation PSC 61MR/Ⅰ(B)-S is a more powerful version of PSC 61MLR/Ⅰ(B)-S. It is recommended when you want more rod power than the PSC 61MLR/Ⅰ(B)-S. You may feel the need for more rod power when the jig weight is increased or when the jig is overwhelmed by the depth or current. When the jig drifts too far in drifting, the line feels like it's pulling on rubber, and I consider this to be beyond the appropriate range. When this happens, I switch to the PSC 61MR/Ⅰ(B)-S. I select the rod in the same way for vertical fishing. For drifting, I often find it easy to use with a depth of 40-70m and a jig weight of 130-180g. For vertical fishing, I find it easy to use with a depth of 80-130m and a jig weight of around 160-220g. The recommended PE line is 2.5-3. During the blank strength test in NZ, I used PE 4. The rod has a very high breaking strength, so you can use PE 4 depending on the situation. In the tests conducted by Mr. Asama, a product development collaborator, he used PE 4 and fluoro 20 on this rod. Fishing Type: Jigging