Fishing rod White Shark Amenhotep I 2.4 m telescopic, casting weight 5–20 g

White Shark Amenhotep I is a 2.4 m telescopic fishing rod designed for light to medium spinning and shore fishing. With a casting weight range of 5–20 g, the rod collapses for compact transport and storage and is suitable for freshwater and coastal use. The model supports use with small lures and soft baits and provides a balance of portability and versatility for anglers.

Advantages

The Amenhotep I offers a telescopic design that reduces storage space and simplifies carrying. Its 2.4 m length combined with a 5–20 g casting weight range makes it adaptable for a variety of light to medium shore and boat fishing situations. The rod is constructed to be lightweight yet sufficiently rigid for handling small lures and soft baits, providing straightforward setup and operation for anglers.

Suitable for

• Light to medium spinning from shore
• Fishing with small hard lures and soft plastics
• Freshwater fishing (rivers, lakes)
• Coastal inshore fishing
• Travel and walk-and-cast trips where compact transport is needed

Key specifications

• Brand: White Shark
• Model: Amenhotep I (AMENHOTEP-I)
• Length (collapsed/extended): telescopic, 2.4 m extended
• Casting weight: 5–20 g
• Type: Telescopic spinning/shore rod
• Suitable waters: Freshwater and coastal inshore
• Transport/storage: Collapsible telescopic blank
• EAN: 3858894502349

How to use

Extend the telescopic blank fully and check that all sections are locked in position before rigging the reel. Fit an appropriate spinning reel, thread the line through the guides and tie on the chosen lure or soft bait rated within the 5–20 g casting range. Use standard spinning techniques for shore casting or light boat fishing, adjusting casting power to the lure weight and local conditions. After use, rinse the rod in fresh water if used in saltwater, dry it, collapse the sections carefully, and store in a protective sleeve if available.

Recommendations

Use lures and soft baits within the 5–20 g range for optimal performance; avoid overloading the blank. For longevity, avoid forcing collapsed sections and rinse with fresh water after exposure to saltwater.