Nám REN 7126-5
Nám REN 7126-5 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
A superb all around Pacific Northwest steelhead rod. If you are an experienced caster and had just one two handed steelhead rod, this would probably be it. Shines with both scandi and skagit heads, and is a great summer stick that also passes as a winter stick. Can throw a single spey like no other!
Fishery Examples: Deschutes, Clackamas, Trinity, Nehalem, WIlson, Trask, Eel, Grande Ronde, Bulkley, Morice
Grain window: 425-475
Features:
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Length 12'6"
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AFTM #7
- Parts 5-pcs
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Rod weight 164 gram | 5.8oz
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Recommended for Mid | smaller rivers
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Blank REN Technology
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Grip Delgado cork
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Reelseat Custom black aluminium with Maple wood inlay
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Guides Titanium snake with titanium stripper-guides
- Detail Red mark for measure at 100cm | 39"
- Rod Bag Ivory corduroy fabric
- Rod Tube Black aluminium
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Nám REN 7126-5
Description
Description
A superb all around Pacific Northwest steelhead rod. If you are an experienced caster and had just one two handed steelhead rod, this would probably be it. Shines with both scandi and skagit heads, and is a great summer stick that also passes as a winter stick. Can throw a single spey like no other!
Fishery Examples: Deschutes, Clackamas, Trinity, Nehalem, WIlson, Trask, Eel, Grande Ronde, Bulkley, Morice
Grain window: 425-475
Features:
-
Length 12'6"
-
AFTM #7
- Parts 5-pcs
-
Rod weight 164 gram | 5.8oz
-
Recommended for Mid | smaller rivers
-
Blank REN Technology
-
Grip Delgado cork
-
Reelseat Custom black aluminium with Maple wood inlay
-
Guides Titanium snake with titanium stripper-guides
- Detail Red mark for measure at 100cm | 39"
- Rod Bag Ivory corduroy fabric
- Rod Tube Black aluminium
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