LIAN STICK - JIGGER ROD 2557/2558/2559 SPINNING ROD

Lian Stick Jigger Rod 2557 / 2558 / 2559 Spinning Rod

The Lian Stick Jigger Rod is a spinning jigging rod series sold across the 2557, 2558 and 2559 model families. The 2557 range listed here comes in four blank codes — 502, 532, 582 and 632 — with guide counts stepping up from 5+1 through 6+1 to 7+1. Short spinning jigging blanks like these are built for working a metal jig vertically from a boat, where a compact rod is easier to pump against a fish holding deep. Lian Stick is a regional brand that does not publish a technical specification sheet, so the table below is built only from confirmed model data.

Key Features

• Spinning jigging rod from the 2557 / 2558 / 2559 model families
• Four blank codes in the 2557 range: 502, 532, 582 and 632
• Guide counts of 5+1, 6+1 and 7+1 by model, the "+1" being the tip guide
• Compact jigging profile suited to vertical work from a boat
• Spinning configuration, pairing with a spinning reel rather than an overhead

How To Fish It

• Speed jigging — Drop to the bottom, then wind fast while sweeping the rod up in time with the handle so the jig darts and flashes. Work the bottom third first.
• Slow lift and flutter — Raise the rod to about eleven o'clock, drop the tip and let the jig flutter back on a controlled slack line. Most takes come on the drop.
• Wrecks and pinnacles — Position up-current, drop as the boat drifts over the structure, and keep the jig within a few metres of the bottom.
• Casting metals — From a drifting boat or deep jetty, cast, count the jig down, then retrieve fast with pauses to trigger followers.

Target Species By Region

• Southeast Asia — Grouper (kerapu), red snapper (merah), queenfish (talang) and trevally (gerepoh) over reef and wrecks.
• North America — Amberjack, grouper, red snapper and lingcod jigged over wrecks and rocky structure on both coasts.
• Japan & East Asia — Boat jigging for buri and hiramasa, rockfish over structure, and light shore jigging from breakwaters.
• Australia, Middle East & Europe — Samson fish and kingfish in Australia, hamour and queenfish in the Gulf, pollack and cod over European wrecks.

Specifications

Model codes are the manufacturer's own designations, listed exactly as supplied. Line rating, jig weight rating, blank length and material are not published.

Recommended Pairing

• Spinning reel sized to balance the blank code you choose, with a smooth drag
• Braided main line and shock leader matched to depth and species, not to an assumed rod rating
• Metal jigs chosen for depth and current, starting light and stepping up until you hold bottom
• Assist hooks rather than a tail treble over reef and wreck structure