length:9’0″
line: 10-30lb
lure: 3/4-2 1/2oz
pieces: 2
type: Multi-purpose spin.
action: Moderate
power: Med Heavy
add’l info: Four Piece Travel Rod, Ideal for Salmon/Steelhead, Light Surf, Jetty/Pier Fishing, Float Fishing, Jigs
| MSRP | $225 |
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