The Douglas LRS Spinning Rod gives freshwater and light inshore anglers the tactical sensitivity needed for finesse presentations while maintaining the power to control bass, walleye, and trout in challenging conditions. Its high-modulus carbon graphite blank offers exceptional strength-to-weight balance for crisp hooksets and precise lure control. Outfitted with Fuji Alconite guides for smooth line flow and a Fuji reel seat that enhances sensitivity, the LRS Spinning Rod delivers performance that feels custom without the high price tag. High-density EVA grips ensure comfort and control through long days on the water. The Jimmy Reese-inspired LRS S663F excels at skipping docks and tight structure, while the LRS S7104F-D features a detachable handle and multiple handle options for convenient storage and travel. High-modulus carbon graphite blank enhances strength, sensitivity, and responsiveness Fuji Alconite guides and Fuji reel seat provide smooth line handling and secure reel fit High-density EVA grips deliver comfort and long-term durability Skipping rod model LRS S663F designed by Jimmy Reese Model LRS S7104F-D has a detachable handle Manufacturer's five-year warranty
Price: $238.99 from FishUSA
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