Untitled Document Rock Liver 1G Hard Rock game A hard rock model that can be used in a variety of areas. The solid, powerful blanks are designed to handle hard rock, and feature butt power that can reliably pull rockfish away from obstacles. The tapered design also allows for a more noticeable weight when casting, allowing for a more precise, full cast. The lineup includes models suited to technical fishing in harbor areas, easy-to-handle standard lengths, long-range fishing models, and even baitcasting models. This series can be used in a variety of areas.   SPINNING model Model Length (ft) Number of parts (pcs) Lure (g) PE line (number) Standard weight (g) action RV1-762ML 7'6" 2 3–25 g 0.6-1.5 106 RF RV1-792M 7'9" 2 5–30 g 0.6-2.0 one two three RF RV1-822M 8'2" 2 5–30 g 0.6-2.0 119 RF RV1-862MH 8'6" 2 5-40g 0.6-2.5 135 RF RV1-932MH 9'3" 2 5-40g 0.6-2.5 153 RF RV1-962H 9'6" 2 7–50 g 0.8-3.5 155 RF   RV1-762ML This is the lightest design in the RV1 series. With a tip that is sensitive enough to detect lure movements even with a sinker of around 5G and a good bite, it is suitable for a variety of rigs, including jig heads and Texas rigs, making it easy to use in harbors, on breakwaters, and on boats. It is extremely maneuverable and easy to operate in small areas, and it also handles light games well, making it a fun rod to have. Although it is the "lightest in the series," it is still a hard rock model. Its appeal lies in its power to float even unexpected large fish. RV1-792M This versatile rod can be used on breakwaters, gravel areas, and small reefs. It has the same nimble handling as the 762ML, but is also compatible with basic rigs and plugs, making it highly adaptable for a wide range of fishing techniques. It's also great for a fast-paced run-and-gun style, allowing you to switch rigs and attack any spot that catches your eye. It's also a great rod for those just starting out in rock fishing. RV1-822M This model has the long-distance casting ability to cast a 28g lure fully, enough power to bring fish to the surface, a sharp casting feel, and high operability. If you spend a lot of time fishing on rocky shores or in the open sea, this is the model you'll want to choose. It has even better castability than the RV1-862MH, making it easier to pinpoint small reefs and rocky areas visible offshore. It's also less tiring to use even on long fishing trips, so it's recommended for those who want to conserve their energy. A versatile rod that can be used anywhere, at any time, and is a must-have. RV1-862MH It has more power than the RV1-852M of the same length, and is set up to carry a heavier weight, making it a model suitable for fishing in rocky areas with rougher roots, deep waters, and open seas that are easily affected by the tides. It's a powerful rod that not only has great casting ability, but also consistently delivers the basic performance required of a hard rock fishing rod: "securely hook and release" large fish. It's a strong-style rod that can also handle tough fishing situations, such as throwing lures into kelp straw and forcibly pulling out fish that are hiding there. RV1-932MH This long rod maintains the maneuverability of the RV1-862MH while reaching even greater depths. The weight is firmly placed in the butt section, allowing you to launch lures to the fishing spot where they can be easily reached. By utilizing the rod's length for long strokes, you can perform lift-and-fall maneuvers with varying heights and quickly raise the lure. Even in deep water, this powerful rod ensures the lure's presence is felt by the fish. Once the fish makes contact, you can quickly pull the lure away from the base the moment you set the hook. Even when you get a hit from afar, you'll be able to keep the fish in control from the moment you hook it until the very end. RV1-962H This is the most powerful spinning model in the Rock Liver 1G series. It's an essential model for reeling in heavy jig heads or using heavy rigs like 1oz Texas rigs, and for situations where a forceful fight is required to catch fish further away and deeper. Taking advantage of its length, the stroke will quickly pull large fish from the roots.