DAM Nova Tele Spinning is a series of telescopic spinning rods designed for active predator fishing with artificial lures. The main advantage of these rods is their collapsible construction, which allows them to take up significantly less space during transport and storage. The available models range in length from 1.80 m to 3.30 m, with casting weights from 5 to 60 g, allowing anglers to choose equipment suited to different spinning techniques and fishing conditions. All versions feature a Moderate Fast action, combining a relatively quick rod response with a more progressive bend under load. The series is suitable for fishing on lakes, rivers and other bodies of water, both from the bank and a boat. It offers a practical solution for anglers who need a spinning rod that is easy to take on trips or store in limited spaces.
DAM Nova Tele Spinning rods feature a telescopic construction consisting of five, six or seven sections, depending on the selected model. The Moderate Fast action provides suitable characteristics for working various artificial lures while allowing the rod to bend more progressively when playing a fish. Lighter versions can be used for fishing with smaller soft plastic lures, hard lures and spoons, while models with higher casting weight ratings allow anglers to use larger and heavier lures. Shorter rods in lengths of 1.80 m and 2.10 m provide comfortable handling in confined spaces and when fishing from a boat. The 2.40 m and 2.70 m versions offer greater casting reach while maintaining versatile performance. The longest 3.00 m and 3.30 m models can be particularly useful for bank fishing, especially where casting distance and line control are important. Depending on the selected version, these rods can be used for targeting perch, zander and pike, taking into account the weight of the lures being used.
The DAM Nova Tele Spinning series includes nine models in lengths of 1.80 m, 2.10 m, 2.40 m, 2.70 m, 3.00 m and 3.30 m. The shortest 1.80 m rod has a casting weight of 5–21 g, weighs 113 g, consists of five sections and has a transport length of just 48 cm. The 2.10 m versions are available with casting weights of 5–25 g and 10–40 g. They weigh 160 g and 190 g respectively, consist of five or six sections and have a transport length of 63 cm. The 2.40 m models are available in 10–30 g and 30–60 g versions, weighing 211 g and 241 g, and feature a six-section construction with a transport length of 63 cm. The 2.70 m rods offer the same casting weight ranges of 10–30 g and 30–60 g, weighing 226 g and 252 g respectively, with a transport length of 63 cm. The 3.00 m model has a casting weight of 30–60 g, weighs 312 g, consists of seven sections and measures 67 cm when collapsed. The longest 3.30 m version also has a casting weight of 30–60 g, weighs 366 g, consists of seven sections and has a transport length of 72 cm. All models feature a Moderate Fast action. This diverse selection allows anglers to choose a telescopic spinning rod suited to their preferred lures, rod length and equipment transport requirements.