Description
The Sonik Wave X Power Beach 15′ is the longest rod in the Wave X range and gives you the most reach and line control of the whole series. We at Gerry’s like it for anglers who want maximum distance on bigger, open beaches and the backbone to control strong fish on mixed and rough ground. It has a well-balanced blank and a progressive casting action that gives you power when you cast and good bite registration when you’re waiting for a bite.
Like every rod in the range, it has a sliding reel seat so you can fit either a fixed spool or a multiplier reel. A Japanese shrink tube handle gives you a secure, comfortable hold when you cast hard. Robust K-style guides offer reliable line control and durability for regular shore use. If you want a strong, long rod that offers excellent value for demanding marks, this is the one.
Specifications
| Brand | Sonik |
|---|---|
| Range | Wave X Power Beach |
| Length | 15ft |
| Casting Weight | 4-6oz |
| Ground Type | Clean, mixed and rough ground |
| Reel Seat | Sliding reel seat – suits fixed spool or multiplier reels |
| Handle | Japanese shrink tube grip |
| Guides | Robust K-style guides |
| Action | Progressive casting action with excellent bite registration |
| Ideal Species | Codling, rays, bass, smoothhounds and other larger shore species |
Where to Use It
- Big, open surf beaches – the 15ft length gives you maximum distance and helps lift line over the surf.
- Steep shingle storm beaches – ideal for reaching deep water and holding bottom in heavy seas.
- Rough ground and kelp – the extra length and power keep fish moving up and away from snags.
- Piers and high platforms – the longer rod helps you steer fish away from the structure below.
Gerry’s Pro Tip
Pro Tip: A longer rod works best with a longer drop. When you cast, let the lead hang roughly a third to half of the rod’s length below the tip. On a 15ft rod that gives you a smooth, powerful load and more distance with less effort.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Wave X Power Beach 15′ for?
It suits anglers who want the most distance and line control in the Wave X range, especially on big surf beaches, storm beaches and rough ground.
Is a 15ft rod hard to cast?
It takes a little more practice than a shorter rod, but the progressive action makes it smooth to load. Once you have your timing, the extra length gives you more distance.
Can I use a fixed spool or a multiplier?
Yes. The sliding reel seat allows either type of reel to be fitted.
Which Wave X rod should I choose?
Choose the 12′ for lighter work, the 13′ for all-round clean to mixed ground, the 14′ Power for mixed to rough ground, and the 15′ Power when you need the most reach and control.
What lead weight should I use?
It is rated 4-6oz. In heavy tides and surf, grip leads at the top of that rating will help hold your bait in place.
