FSC ISR 694-1
$449.00
A fast-action, medium-heavy-power casting rod designed to fish bottom bounce rigs. Built with high-modulus graphite for maximum sensitivity and weight reduction, this rod also excels at fishing jigs, inline spinners and crawler harness rigs. If you find yourself in situations where you want to cast jigs to visible structure, this rod is a great choice.
length: 6’9″
line: 10-12lb
lure: 1/4-5/8oz
pieces: 1
type:
action: Ex-Fast
power: M
add’l info:
| Weight | 1 oz |
|---|---|
| MSRP | $450 |
| Action | |
| Product_family | First Strike |
| species | drum, Inshore, redfish, Snook, Speckled Trout, Walleye |
| technique | Artificial Crab, blade baits, Crankbaits, Croakers, Gulp Baits, Hoglures, Jerkbaits, Jigging Rap, Plugs, Shad, Shrimp, soft plastic jigs, Spooks, stickbaits, Topwater, Twitchbait |
| Build | Cast |
| Length | |
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| Pieces | |
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