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$479.00

This is a great light-line live bait/jig rod for species like stripers, blues and albacore. A good choice if you’re going for a line-class record, it is soft enough to protect light line, yet still has the power to handle oversized fish. Considered by many to be one of the top kingfish rods in the business, it is also liked by freshwater anglers going for small to medium-sized sturgeon or catfish. 

Pelagic

FSC HLR 708-1

$595.00

The Epitome of Sturgeon Rods! Incredibly light tip for the lightest bite detection, incredibly powerful blank to tame the biggest of these dinos!

$479.00

This spinning version of our 7 foot, 20-pound stand-up rod is terrific for school-size yellowfin, bluefin and dolphin (dorado), and it has plenty of lifting power to handle sailfish or small marlin.

Pelagic

FSS HLR 708-1

$595.00

The Epitome of Sturgeon Rods! Incredibly light tip for the lightest bite detection, incredibly powerful blank to tame the biggest of these dinos!

BLKWIDOW/1stSTRIKE BASS

FSS MBR 703-1

$449.00

length: 7’0″ line: 4-12lb lure: 1/8-3/8oz pieces: 1 type: Mag Bass Spin action: Fast power: Med Light add’l info: A good choice for fishing light to medium jigs and worms, as well as medium to large spinnerbaits. The MBR 703 was designed to fish bass, northerns, walleyes and even lake trout in certain applications. But [...]

BLKWIDOW/1stSTRIKE BASS

FSS MBR 704-1

$449.00

length: 7’0″ line: 8-14lb lure: 3/16-1/2oz pieces: 1 type: Mag Bass Spin action: Fast power: Medium add’l info: This is a fast-action 4-power rod, making it a good choice for most jigging applications. This includes shallow-water pitching, deep-water jigging, plastic worms and slow-rolling oversize spinnerbaits. The MBR 704 was designed for largemouth bass, but it [...]

BLKWIDOW/1stSTRIKE BASS

FSS MBR 705-1

$449.00

length: 7’0″ line: 14-20lb lure: 1/4-3/4oz pieces: 1 type: Mag Bass Spin action: Fast power: Med Heavy add’l info: Welcome to the “mega” jig rod in the Mag Bass series. When you pitch into a small, brushy opening, you have to pull the fish out of that same hole. There is no getting around it. [...]