SAVAGE GEAR DEFIANCE SGS2 SHORE JIGGING 305CM 30-100GR CANNA SHORE JIGGING

The Savage Gear Defiance SG2 Shore Jig 3.05 m 30-100 g is a spinning rod designed for shore jigging, ideal for casting metal jigs, heavy lures and soft baits from the coast in search of marine predators.

With a length of 3.05 metres, it offers excellent leverage when casting and allows better line control from rocks, piers, breakwaters and deep beaches. The 30-100 g casting range makes it suitable for many Mediterranean situations, where it is often necessary to reach distant feeding frenzies, overcome wind and current or work lures over deep seabeds.

The 24T carbon blank provides strength, sensitivity and a good power reserve during the fight. The Moderate Fast action allows the angler to work jigs correctly without making the rod too stiff, also helping to absorb fish runs during retrieval.

It is a rod suitable for anglers targeting coastal predators such as bluefish, bonito, dolphinfish, little tunny, barracuda, leerfish, young amberjack and dentex from the rocks. The recommended braided line class is PE 2-4, so it matches well with strong saltwater spinning reels in size 5000 or 6000.

Product specifications indicate EAN 5706301016980, product code 1620610, length 3.05 m, casting power 30-100 g, Moderate Fast action, weight 356 g, two sections and transport length 157 cm.

Main features

Brand: Savage Gear
Model: Defiance SG2 Shore Jig
Length: 3.05 m
Casting power: 30-100 g
Action: Moderate Fast
Power: Medium Heavy
Sections: 2
Transport length: 157 cm
Weight: 356 g
24T carbon blank
SeaGuide guides for saltwater use
Split grip handle
Duragrip 70 handle
Recommended braided line class: PE 2-4
Number of guides: 12
Use: shore jigging, heavy spinning, rock fishing
Product code: 1620610
EAN: 5706301016980

What is this rod used for?

The Defiance SG2 Shore Jig 3.05 m 30-100 g is designed for fishing from the coast with medium-heavy and heavy lures. It is useful when long casting is needed, when lure control must be maintained even in wind or current and when fighting strong fish in demanding environments.

Compared to the 2.90 m 50-120 g version, this 3.05 m model is slightly longer and has a more versatile casting range, starting from 30 g. This makes it more suitable when using less extreme jigs while still maintaining a good power reserve.

Recommended techniques

Shore jigging
Heavy saltwater spinning
Rock fishing
Breakwater or pier fishing
Fishing from deep beaches
Use of metal jigs from 30 to 100 g
Heavy hard baits
Soft baits mounted on heavy jig heads
Fishing for coastal and pelagic predators

Why choose the Savage Gear Defiance SG2 Shore Jig 3.05 m?

It is a rod suitable for anglers looking for a powerful but not overly stiff tool, capable of handling important lures while still offering good casting distance. The 3.05 m length helps clear obstacles, waves and rocks, while the 30-100 g power makes it highly usable for Mediterranean shore jigging.

It is a good choice for anglers who want to fish from shore with metal jigs, casting jigs and heavy lures, targeting marine predators without having to move to an extreme rod.

Frequently asked questions

What type of rod is the Savage Gear Defiance SG2 Shore Jig 3.05 m 30-100 g?
It is a saltwater spinning rod designed for shore jigging and fishing with medium-heavy lures from the coast.

What lures can it cast?
It is suitable for lures from 30 to 100 g, such as metal jigs, casting jigs, heavy hard baits and soft baits mounted on jig heads.

Is it suitable for sea fishing?
Yes, it is designed for saltwater use and demanding coastal techniques. Product sheets describe it as a shore jigging rod for saltwater use.

What fish can be targeted?
It is suitable for bluefish, bonito, dolphinfish, little tunny, barracuda, leerfish, young amberjack, dentex from the coast and other marine predators.

What reel should be matched with it?
It can be matched with a saltwater spinning reel in size 5000 or 6000, loaded with PE 2-4 braided line and a leader suitable for the target species.

Is it a one-piece rod?
No, it is a 2-section rod, with a transport length of approximately 157 cm.