anyfish anywhere 13' 10" Grand Prix PRO inc reducer

Overview

The Anyfish Anywhere Grand Prix PRO 13'10" is a heavy-duty multiplier beachcaster developed for experienced shore anglers who need serious casting and recovery power. Built as a slimmer, lighter evolution of the earlier Tournament Match Grand Prix, it uses a two-piece ultra-powerful carbon blank matched to a remarkably narrow 24mm butt diameter.

Despite that slim profile, the rod carries a widely published 150–200g casting rating and weighs approximately 875g (also published as 880g). This combination of a slender butt and substantial power is a deliberate design choice, giving anglers a rod that handles heavy leads and big fish without the bulk of a traditional beachcaster.

Finishing touches reflect its serious shore-fishing intent, with Fuji BCMNAG Alconite guides set in a dedicated multiplier ringing pattern, a sliding Fuji screw-winch reel seat, and a Japanese shrink-tube handle. The rod is supplied complete with a reducer and a quality cloth rod bag, ready for use straight out of the box.

Perfect For

This rod is purpose-built for rough and broken ground fishing, where casting distance has to be balanced with enough backbone to recover fish, leads and terminal tackle from difficult terrain. Its multiplier ringing pattern and powerful blank are specifically geared towards this kind of demanding shore work rather than gentle, forgiving beachcasting.

The Grand Prix PRO also has genuine tournament-casting credentials, with its product literature referencing big distances on the tournament field and a published performance figure of 290yd+. That makes it a strong choice for anglers who want crossover capability between serious rough-ground sea fishing and competitive long-distance casting, though this distance claim should be understood as a tournament-context figure rather than an everyday bait-fishing expectation.

Technical Insight

The rod's defining technical feature is its 24mm butt diameter, which is notably slim for a rod rated at 150–200g. According to the product literature, the butt section does much of the work during the cast, with substantial power already built into the tip, requiring quick and powerful casting timing from the angler rather than a slow, loaded sweep.

The multiplier ringing pattern isn't just about outright distance either. It's specifically intended to prioritise recovering the fish and terminal tackle once hooked, which matters enormously on rough or broken ground where losing contact with a fish among snags is a constant risk. Combined with the Fuji BCMNAG Alconite guides, sliding Fuji screw-winch seat and Japanese shrink-tube handle, this is a rod engineered as a complete rough-ground casting and recovery tool rather than a general-purpose beachcaster.