EDG 03 80 4M* Graphite Grip
$495.00 $445.50
This rod is long enough for small to medium-size streams where casts of up to 40 feet may be required. It is a delicate rod, perfect for little spring creeks. Besides being incredibly light, this rod features a very light tip that excels when paired with the ultralight tippets required on spring creeks.
length: 8′
line: 3
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add’l info: Rod Case Included
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| MSRP | $860 |
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