
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Harrison |
| Manufacturer location | Liverpool, UK |
| Blank Material | High modulus carbon with lightweight scrims |
| Carbon construction | Multi-modulus approach, incorporating thinner, lighter carbon layers |
| Design aim | Optimise torsion control and provide a balance of power and playing action |
| Torrix blank | High modulus carbon and ultra-light scrim |
| Aviator blank | 1K weave to the tip and thin layer technology |
| Ballista blank | Slimness, overfit joints, and high modulus carbon |
| Acurix blank | Ultra-slim range specifically designed for accurate and effortless close to medium-range carp fishing |
| Telos blank | Telescopic handle principles, slim 3K woven carbon butt section and an optimised thin and fast tip action |
| Component manufacturers | Fuji, Alps, Pac Bay, Kigan, and American Tackle |
| Reel seat example | American Tackle 1K carbon |
| Guide examples | Kigan 3D Zirconia, lightweight Air Guides, Seymo |
| Handle options | Duplon or Shrink handles |
Description
A Harrison Custom Build Rod refers to a fishing rod meticulously crafted by an independent rod builder, typically utilising high-quality blanks and components from Harrison Advanced Rods. Harrison Rods, based in Liverpool, UK, is renowned for manufacturing its own blanks and is a premier name in British-made fishing rods, with a history spanning over 30 years. While Harrison itself offers minor customisations to its factory-built rods, the full customisation service is provided by these specialist builders who source Harrison blanks. These custom-built rods leverage Harrison's extensive experience in carbon fibre innovation and rod design. Harrison blanks are known for their multi-modulus approach, incorporating thinner, lighter carbon layers for enhanced performance and often featuring high modulus carbon with lightweight scrims for faster actions and reduced weight. This design philosophy aims to optimise torsion control and provide a balance of power and playing action. Common Harrison blanks frequently chosen for custom builds include: - Torrix: A flagship range, popular for various carping applications, available in diverse lengths and test curves, known for its high modulus carbon and ultra-light scrim. - Aviator: A premium range featuring a 1K weave to the tip and thin layer technology, designed for powerful casting, including long-range capabilities. - Ballista: A design classic recognised for setting standards in slimness, overfit joints, and high modulus carbon within the carp market. - Acurix: An ultra-slim range specifically designed for accurate and effortless close to medium-range carp fishing. - Telos: A range incorporating telescopic handle principles for easy storage and transport, featuring finely tuned carbon construction with a slim 3K woven carbon butt section and an optimised thin and fast tip action for sensitivity and power transfer. Custom rod builders often pair these blanks with high-quality components from leading manufacturers such as Fuji, Alps, Pac Bay, Kigan, and American Tackle, allowing for extensive personalisation. This includes a choice of reel seats (e.g., American Tackle 1K carbon), guides (e.g., Kigan 3D Zirconia, lightweight Air Guides, Seymo), and handle configurations (e.g., Duplon or Shrink handles). A Harrison Custom Build Rod is intended for anglers seeking a unique, bespoke fishing tool tailored to specific preferences, whether for carp fishing, specialist angling, or other disciplines like fly and sea fishing. The exact dimensions, test curve, and overall specifications will vary significantly depending on the chosen Harrison blank and the customisation options selected during the build process.
Product options and codes
| Option | Product code |
|---|---|
| P1 | GERRYS36048P1 |
| P2 | GERRYS36048P2 |
| P3 | GERRYS36048P3 |
| Q3 | GERRYS36048Q3 |
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