length:7’6″
line: 6-12lb
lure: 1/4-1/2oz
pieces: 1
type: Hot Shot Cast
action: Ex-Fast
power: Mag Light
add’l info: Designed for Mag Lips and Steelhead Plugs (Hot Shots) If you are looking for a very light tip but a lot of power to put the brakes on an upset steelhead – this rod is for you!
FSC HSR 7600-1 50th Anniversary Edition
$449.00 Original price was: $449.00.$225.00Current price is: $225.00.
This rod was originally designed to back-troll small lures (plugs like mag lips and hot shots) for steelhead or silver salmon. But because of its extra-fast design, light tip, and powerful butt, it has quickly emerged as the rod of choice for serious walleye anglers fishing spinner/worm rigs. Saltwater flats fisherman also like the light tip for casting soft plastics, jigs or bait to cruising redfish and specks. This is an extremely versatile rod for both fresh and saltwater use and it is surprisingly powerful for its size.
LIMITED EDITION – 50th Anniversary Edition – Provided with a Signed Certificate of Authenticity by Mr. Loomis
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