Millerods Releases XF!

Millerods has released its latest model Bream Buster, the ‘XF'. Offered as their highest performer for the light spin mark et, this rod features a new enhanced casting action and combination titanium guides as well as the now-expected Millerods quality craftsmanship.

The length and specifications are the same as the existing Bream Buster ‘Finesse' rod, one of the most popular bream spinning rods amongst tournament anglers.

“The Bream Buster ‘Finesse' has set many bench mark s in tournament fishing, being the preferred rod for many tournament winners, all the way to the BREAM Grand Final,” says Millerods boss Ian ‘Barra' Miller. “But I always believe in continual improvement and in this case I was after enhanced casting performance and superior ability to use fine leaders.

“Subsequently I enhanced the Finesse action to better utilise the Bream Buster design for this purpose, and researched a guide combination that delivers the most trouble-free operation and even more balanced than before. But I retained the fish-fighting power and sensitivity that have helped make Bream Busters the yardstick in tournament bream fishing rods.

“And the result is the ‘XF' – a rod that has received amazing support from the anglers that tried this model during the months of on-water development both in and out of bream tournaments. In fact, I have purposefully delayed the release of this rod due to demand that has been generated simply through word of mouth!”

Leading tournament anglers including Tim Morgan agree.

“I wouldn't have believed that there would be anything better than my trusted Bream Buster Finesse – but now I've used the XF, I don't want to put it down and from the very first cast I loved it! It simply makes me want to go fishing and has also improved my casting,” said Tim.

While the ‘XF' will be offered standard with a combination of the latest Fuji lightweight titanium SiC (T-ATSG) and Recoil titanium wire guides and top, they will also be available with Fuji Alconites and with Fuji T-ATSG guides throughout for those who are after the most cost-effective option and/or intend to use their XF with ultra-light monofilament lines.

“And we'll still be making the ‘Finesse' model of course” adds Miller. “It's so popular I'd probably be in trouble if I didn't!” he added.

For enquiries visit www.millerods.com or email ‘Barra' on ian@millerods.com for more information.