Daiwa Harrier X Jigging Casting Rods Exceptionally well built and highly versatile, the Daiwa Harrier X Jigging Casting Rods are an excellent addition to any saltwater angler's arsenal regardless of what coast they fish on. These...
Shimano engineered the Talavera Type J series of jigging rods for enhanced performance when targeting anything from bottom fish to pelagics with a jig. Designed to fish with a typical speed-jigging tempo, Talavera Type J rods load and...
Features:-Daiwa Exclusive Reel Seat-HVF Graphite Technology-X45 with Braiding-X Construction-JDM EVA Style Split Grips-3D Tatula...
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We are currently still shipping all orders within 1-2 business days.This is our Sharky Tournament Edition fly rod and it is a beauty that will not disappoint. The rod is 8'6" long and 11/12 weight, perfect for all kinds of big game fish...
Carrot Stix Wild Alpha Casting Med Mod (7 ft 0in) Product Details Brand: Carrot Stix Material: Graphite Color: Orange Number of Pieces: 1 Fishing Technique: Casting Brand: Carrot Stix Material: Graphite Color: Orange Number of Pieces: 1...
Carrot Stix 1 Piece Spinning Fishing Rod Wild Wild Orange Alpha Description MaterialCarrot Nano-Bio-Fiber new blank technology results in improved surface durability and flexural strength of the blank. The Light weight reduces arm fatigue...
OKUMA Aventa Float Rod 13'6" M Taper 3-Piece VT-S-1363FR Aventa float rods represent an exceptional value in smooth-casting, highly capable center pin rods. Their graphite blanks are balanced to fish Okuma Aventa float reels, providing a...
The Trevala name is no stranger to the offshore scene, Shimano introduced the iconic line of jigging rods when it brought the revolutionary Butterfly Jig system to the United States many years ago. But with Shimano’s continual drive for i...
