Delta-FSC MBR 777-1
$159.00
length:7’7″
line: 12-25lb
lure: 1/2-2 1/2oz
pieces: 1 : Split Grip Handle
type: Mag Bass Cast
action: Fast
power: Extra Heavy
add’l info: Swimbaits, Big Shakey Head, Diving, Plopper, Hollow Body Frog, Toads, Carolina Rig, Texas Rig Worm, Creature Bait, Big Shakey Head, 10″ + Magnum Worm, Flipping Jig, Football Jig, Flutter Spoon, Umbrella Rig, Glide baits, Multi-Purpose, Underspin, Tail Spinner
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