Seeker OSP 2 X 4 Conventional Fishing Rod

Seeker OSP 2 X 4 Conventional Fishing Rod

USD 699.00 USD
SKU: qPBJCvmF
Condition: New
Categories: Fishing

Specifications

Return Shipping Will Be Paid ByBuyer
All Returns AcceptedReturns Accepted
Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
Line Weight100 lb
Fish SpeciesAll Saltwater
MPNOSP 2X4
Rod Handle MaterialEVA
Item Length7' 3"
Rod ActionFast
BrandSeeker
Rod TypeConventional
Fishing TypeSaltwater Fishing
Grip StyleFull
ModelOSP 2X4
Lure WeightN/A
Rod PowerUltra Heavy

Model: OSP 2X4 Line Rating: 80-130 lb. Length: 7' 3" The ultimate rail rod has arrived. Built as 7'3" versions of their popular 1×3 and 2×4 rail rods, as well as two other favorites, the 6463XXXH (3X) and the 6463XXXXH (4X). The rods were introduced last year with a slightly different build. The new evolution is based upon input from the long range fishing community. They stretched the fore grip and covered it fully with 18 of 3M Cold Shrink. The guides are Fuji BHBNG and the blank is painted gloss black. Triple wrapped in black, the rods are completely murdered out except for the Seeker logo and the iridescent OSP decal. This rod is built for the serious tuna fishermen who want to put the hurtin' on big fish.The Garza Theory (Tony Garza Veteran Long Range Angler Seeker Pro Staff) Your Fishing Rod and Optimum Drag Pressure:Fishing rods are designed so that the bend in the rod lifts the fish. When choosing a rod for stand-up fishing, line rating should be used only as general guide. The most important consideration when selecting your fishing rod is the amount of drag pressure you intend to fish with; a rod rated for 100 pound line will only be effective at lifting the fish if used with the proper amount of drag pressure. One angler may be using 35 pounds of drag while another angler may only be capable of using 20 pounds of drag on the same size line. They should not be using the same rod. Without the proper bend in the rod, the fish is winning the battle. Choose the rod that suits your drag. Optimum drag settings for you chosen rod is information that will greatly aid you.

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