KastKing Lethal Blaze Twin-Tip Fishing Rods, IM6 Graphite Blanks Casting & Spinning Rods, 2-Piece Rod with Extra Tip, PTS Power Transition System, Ideal for Bass, Freshwater & Inshore Fishing
Spinning rod
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SKU: B0G52QF6RD
$47.69
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Features
- + Strong & Sensitive Construction – Made from 24-ton carbon fiber and IM6 graphite blanks, this fishing rod delivers exceptional strength and sensitivity, allowing you to detect even the slightest bites and improve hook-up rates.
- + Extra Backup Tip Section – Each Lethal Blaze rod includes two interchangeable tip sections with identical action, providing a reliable backup so you can keep fishing even if one tip is damaged or broken.
- + PTS Power Transition System – The PTS (Power Transition System) reinforces the rod blank for smoother power transitions and improved casting distance, delivering performance similar to a one-piece rod.
- + Tangle-Free Stainless Steel Guides – KastKing Lethal Blaze Fishing Rods feature tangle-free stainless-steel guides with titanium oxide ceramic rings, which reduce friction and enable longer casts while minimizing tangling of fishing lines.
- + Freshwater & Inshore Fishing Ready – Offers a secure, comfortable grip for fatigue-free fishing, paired with a bold flame-inspired blank design that stands out on the water. Ideal for bass, trout, and walleye, with a travel-friendly build that’s easy to store and transport without sacrificing performance.
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