Product Description
Fly rod is 11 feet long and 7 weight, made of IM8 graphite, has a reel seat with aluminum inserts and a double lock ring, 11 pounds. 5" compressed cork accent rings on a 75" cork foregrip, made of cork. With the extension butt, three stainless steel stripper guides, stainless single foot guides, and stainless tip top, you will get a total of 27 inches of total length. The sections are each 34 lines long. The length of this article is 75" There are seven rods in one set. The weight of this drink is nine
Fly rod is 11 feet long and 7 weight, made of IM8 graphite, has a reel seat with aluminum inserts and a double lock ring, 11 pounds. 5" compressed cork accent rings on a 75" cork foregrip, made of cork. With the extension butt, three stainless steel stripper guides, stainless single foot guides, and stainless tip top, you will get a total of 27 inches of total length. The sections are each 34 lines long. The length of this article is 75" There are seven rods in one set. The weight of this drink is nine
Case number 38 in the Rod Case. With reel pouch and side storage pouch with zipper, it's a hard tube rod case that fits a 5" rod. There will be room for the rod, reel, fly box and other accessories in the case. With a carry strap and hang ring, this case is easy to carry. A cloth rod bag that has four sections and ties at each end. It is best to place the fly rod in the bag before storing it in the tube to ensure maximum
DIE CAST ALUMINUM SPOOL, 112mm in diameter, adjustable drag, 112mm diameter spool. This rod comes preinstalled with 400 grain floating switch line and 12' 0X tapered monofilament leader in custom orange and white colors. You can easily change the reel from left to right hand retrieve with any Wild Water fly reel. A left-hand retrieve will be used to retrieve the reel.
5 Things to look for in a FLY BOX Waterproof, floatation, The size of the poster is 25" by 3". This measuring device has the size of 5 With a 25" box design and custom foam design, this fly box holds Accessory sets consist of a retractable reel (qty1), a line nipper with nail knot tying tool and a hook eye cleaner (qty1), and an instruction book.
When used for larger trout, pike, stripers, redfish, salmon, bonefish, bass, medium to large streams, ponds, lakes and saltwater, this package is best suited for these species. Our customer service and products are designed by our own company. Wild Water has English-speaking customer service and product support in the USA. The products we use for fly fishing are all our own. If you have any questions about an order, please do not hesitate to ask. Our USA headquarters is ready to answer any technical question you may have about your product or help with any issue you may face.
Selected User Reviews For Wild Water Fly Fishing 11 Foot 4-Piece 7-Weight Switch Rod Complete Fly Fishing Rod and Reel Combo Starter Package for Steelhead
Seven pound switch rod for Wild Water
5/5
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced switch rodder, you cannot go wrong with this combination. My favorite place to use is on the Gulf Coast for specks and red fish. Despite the reel being smooth and the line casting great, the reel itself is a little bit heavy. If you have a small budget, or if you want a second rod, then this combo is perfect.
Maya Gibson
| Jan 26, 2021
Excellent! It's just like it should be! The package offered at this price is great!
5/5
Matthias Goldberg
| Sep 30, 2020
Nothing to worry about.
Eric Costello
| Dec 01, 2020
This line makes casting a breeze because it is paired well with the rod There's no such thing as two hands
5/5
This company was recommended to me by a friend and we decided to give them a shot and purchase a client/backup switch rod for steelhead/salmon, pike, stripers, etc. Despite its rugged look, the blank and components are sleek and well matched, so casting is a breeze. No matter how you hand it It depends on which is more important, the head or the The overall experience was fantastic for the price point and I plan to pick up a single hander to see if it fits my needs.
Gia Herring
| Jan 04, 2021
