float rod
Maver Superlithium Green Power
Original model
Maver Superlithium Green Power 6.00m is a premier Italian nanocarbon Bolognese rod with progressive action built for taming hard-fighting fish in strong river currents. Reinforced bottom sections provide tremendous stopping power while retaining sensitivity with floats up to 15g. Fitted with Fuji K-Frame guides to prevent wind tangles with delicate lines.
🎯 Expert Blank Analysis & Tactical Field Guide
Maver Superlithium Green Power Evo MX 6 m / 7 m — legendary flagship Italian Bolognese rod handcrafted by Reglass in Italy. Built with ultra-high-grade carbon and Nanoresin matrices, equipped with genuine Fuji K-Guides.
What this rod class is for
Float tackle is engineered for pinpoint bait presentation, immediate visual bite detection, and precise depth control. Rod length governs line mending, trotting control along current seams, and fishing near aquatic vegetation.
How to build the tackle system
Match line and shotting to swim conditions: poles use fixed rigs with 0.10–0.14 mm line; Bolognese and match rods pair with 2500–4000 size reels spooled with low-stretch sinking monofilament.
Verified real-model or series specifications
- Specifications: 6.00 m length, 6 sections, 215 g weight, rated up to 15 g, Reglass Nanoresin carbon, genuine Fuji K-Concept guides.
- Reinforced lower sections and instantaneous tip recovery establish Green Power as the gold standard for river chub, ide, and roach.
In-game strengths
- Sensitivity 102: rank 1 of 10 among in-game rods of this class.
- Durability 210: rank 2 of 10 among in-game rods of this class.
Limitations and trade-offs
- Power 60: rank 2 of 10; this is a relative weakness within the in-game class.
- Casting 72: rank 2 of 10; this is a relative weakness within the in-game class.
Maver Superlithium Green Power in Volga 2026
In the Volga 2026 catalogue this rod unlocks at level 14 and costs 15,000 ₽. Specifications: power 60, sensitivity 102, casting 72, durability 210. Within its class the ranks are: power — 2/10, sensitivity — 1/10, casting — 2/10, durability — 2/10.
In the game, rod power contributes to effective outfit power and load calculations; sensitivity contributes to total tackle sensitivity and several fight phases; cast feeds the final casting stat together with reel and tuning values. A single highest number is therefore not enough—the rod works as part of the whole setup.
Within its class progression, the previous step is Colmic Fiume 180 7 m (power -16, sensitivity +10, casting -12, durability +0). The next step is none—the rod is the top progression step in this class. Compare the four-stat profile and intended job rather than price alone.
What to verify before buying
- Find the complete manufacturer article/SKU and generation of the model.
- Confirm length, lure rating or line weight class, action, and section count.
- Check blank material, guide types, reel seat construction, and grip ergonomics.
- Match the real casting rating to your lure/rig payload and current conditions.
- Confirm official warranty, supplied accessories, and spare tip/section availability.
Common mistakes
- Purchasing by length alone: one series often spans multiple casting powers and actions.
- Judging the entire tackle system solely by the rod while ignoring reel drag and line strength.
- Exceeding the blank's rated casting threshold with fully loaded feeders or oversized lures.
- Using a stiff fast blank with fine tippets without proper reel drag adjustment.
Care and storage
After fishing remove grit and dirt; after saltwater use, rinse gently with fresh water and dry sections and joints completely. Do not seal a wet rod for storage, do not pull on guides when separating sections, and transport the blank in a suitable sleeve or tube.
Practical tackle applications
Game price and ratings are not product specifications. Use the exact SKU and current manufacturer specification when buying; availability, price, warranty and regional versions can differ.
Reference and authorized equipment catalogues: maver.net
Prepared by the Volga 2026 editorial team. Verification methodology and reference guide.