length:7’11″
line: 4-8lb
lure: 1/16-3/8oz
pieces: 1
type: Steelhead Sping
action: Slow
power: Ultra Light
add’l info:
| MSRP | $575 |
|---|---|
| Product_family | Black Widow |
| species | Freshwater, steelhead |
| technique | Side Drifting, Spinner |
| Action | |
| Build | Spin |
| Length | |
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