Shimano Expride B Casting Rod, 7'2" | 7'2" | Medium Light | Extra Fast | 7-14lb | Command tournament-winning performance with the next generation of Shimano Expride casting and spinning rods. Built upon a strong legacy with a backbone...
Exceptionally light, the Concept C Gen II weighs 5.89 oz/167g! You will find yourself re-tying your lures, instead of grabbing the other combos you prepared. 13 Fishing Concept C Reel - LEFT Hand. - High Spin Spool...
LEGEND ELITE® CASTING RODS feature:Integrated Poly Curve® (IPC®) tooling technology.Advanced Reinforcing Technology™ (ART™).Taper Enhancement Technology (TET) blank design provides curved patterns for improved action with increased sensit...
Fitted with premium components throughout, the G. Loomis IMX Pro Technique Specific Casting Rods boast Fuji guides and Fuji reel seats that ensure long-lasting durability, as well as, performance. Tailored-specifically for a range of...
Featuring a proprietary blend of high-modulus graphite and advanced resin technology, the G. Loomis GLX Jig And Worm Casting Rods are built using structural upgrades and machined micro tapers that provide versatility for a wide range of...
In a quest to beef up our 8wt Pure Skagit rod, we stumbled upon a new graphite blend that had that "wow" factor we couldn't ignore. From this discovery the SHS Pure Skagit generation of rods were...
C C: Heavily Used - Significant scratches and stains are present and the unit is defective. S S: Beautiful - In excellent condition with relatively few...
Falcon Cara Series CC-7-1611 Eye Crosser Casting Rod. The 2026 Falcon Cara Series uses T10X carbon fiber blanks designed for improved balance, sensitivity, durability, and fast, responsive actions. Pro angler Jason Christie designed this...
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Model number 1092. Fly rod uses LINE #4 and is 2 1/2 oz's. in weight. This is a 2 piece fly rod that is 7'-11" in total LENGTH. Orvis fly rod is in Super Excellent condition or Even Better...
