Ice Fishing rod “Seliava-92cm”

The “Seliava-92cm” is a fishing rod for true enthusiasts who appreciate high-quality handmade craftsmanship, precision, and sensitivity. This is the 5th and most refined generation of the Seliava series — the result of years of design evolution and testing by experienced anglers.

Perfect for ice fishing, tent fishing, and boat fishing on open water, this rod delivers exceptional sensitivity and control. Built from high-modulus carbon, it combines strength, lightness, and perfect balance. The EVA handle with an integrated reel seat ensures a comfortable and secure grip even in freezing conditions.

The heart of this rod is its steel tip, a complex and finely engineered component. It is angle-grinded to provide a parabolic bend, behaving like the tip of an ultralight spinning rod.

This design offers extreme sensitivity, allowing you to feel even the most delicate bite. Works best with lures from 3g up to 9 g.

Two types of tip rings are available:

• 3 mm with ceramic inserts — ideal for fishing inside a tent.

• 6 mm steel rings — perfect for strong frost, allowing ice to pass through freely.

If the tip gets bent accidentally, it can be easily straightened by hand or slightly reshaped (for example, with a gentle upward curve for a different lure action).

• Working length: 92 cm

• Transport length: 79 cm (fits a standard rod case)

• Blank material: High-modulus carbon

• Handle: EVA + reel seat

• Tip material: Steel, grinded, highly sensitive

• Recommended lure weight: 3–9 g

The set includes one rod and one tip (choose your preferred type).

Additional tips are available separately.

• Handmade with exceptional attention to detail

• Highly sensitive — transmits every bite and movement

• Suitable for both ice and open-water fishing

• Lightweight, durable, and comfortable to use

• Tested and trusted by experienced fishermen

“Seliava-92cm” — fast, sensitive, and alive in your hands.

It’s more than a fishing rod — it’s a precise tool that lets you feel the water, the lure, and the fish itself.