Vintage Kencor Tenlew Magnaglas (fiberglass) 3-Piece 13-ft surf fishing rod Model 313, made in Torrance CA. Will be shipped in a Plano Protect-A-Rod carrying case Model 4072, made in Plano IL. Both are in used condition, showing minor...
The ABU Garcia SB66M 6'6" Medium Action 1 Piece Fishing Pole/Rod is a high-quality surf rod designed for saltwater fishing. With a medium power level and a line weight of 30-45 lb, this rod is suitable for targeting a variety of saltwater...
Made of graphite and featuring a split grip style, this 2-piece rod is perfect for handling lighter lines weighing 6-17 lbs. With 4 guides and a reel seat featuring a sliding ring, this Abu Garcia spinning rod in black color is ideal for...
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The foundation of the SG Series is a hybrid blank engineered with a carbon fiber upper section and a proprietary S-Glass weave in the lower section of the rod. Further, they feature full aluminum oxide insert double-foot guides along the...
Specs 8' Ugly Stik Tiger® Casting Rod, Medium/Light Power Name Value Best Use Saltwater Inshore Pelagic Species Saltwater Flats Salmon/Mooching Grip / Handle Type EVA Foam Guides 8+1: UglyTuff Length 8 Feet Number of Sections 2 Sections...
The original Sakura and "102 Rainbow" foil labels are still perfectly present on the rod...
The Power PLUS Trophy PT6650MHS-2 is a two-section fishing rod designed for medium-heavy action. With a total length of 6.6ft, this spinning rod features a sliding ring reel seat and a split grip design for improved control. Made from...
Eat My Tackle jigging rods are versatile fishing rods designed to keep up with the fast rod action required for successful jigging. Jerky, vertical motions are an essential part of good jigging and Eat My Tackle jigging rods are strong and...
EatMyTackle Jigging Fishing Rod. Product Type Jigging Fishing Rod. Trigger grip handle. Saltwater fishing use. Two piece rod design. Protective rod sleeve included. Protective Rod Sleeve. Length...
