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1665 - 1672 of 1672St. Croix Triumph 27TSHS96HF2 – Heavy salmon and steelhead spinning rod 9 ft 6 in 1/2–2 oz Fast
St. Croix Triumph 27TSHS96HF2 is a powerful two-piece 9 ft 6 in spinning rod developed for salmon and steelhead fishing with 1/2–2 oz lures. Its Heavy-power, Fast-action blank handles heavier spoons, hard lures and spinners in strong current. It also suits bank fishing for asp in large rivers when long casts and lure control in strong current are required. The current Triumph Salmon & Steelhead range is produced in place of the former Avid Salmon & Steelhead series, which was one of the brand's most popular choices among salmon anglers because of its blank action.
18500 € VAT incl.DUO Rough Trail Malice 130 – long-casting sinking jig minnow 130 mm 64 gDUO Rough Trail Malice 130 is a 130 mm, 64 g sinking jig minnow built for long casts and saltwater predators. Its aerodynamic body casts efficiently even with a thick leader, while the horizontal fall imitates a weakened baitfish. It can be retrieved steadily, jerked or counted down to the required depth.
2090 € VAT incl.St. Croix Legend Elite ES70MF2 – popular two-piece rod for twitching hard lures 7 ft 3/16–5/8 oz FastSt. Croix Legend Elite ES70MF2 is one of the more popular Legend Elite models for twitching hard lures. This 7 ft two-piece Medium-power rod is rated for 3/16–5/8 oz lures. Its Fast action transfers rod movements precisely to the lure, while the sensitive blank clearly communicates lure action and bites. It is particularly well suited to pike fishing and also handles zander jigging, spoons and spinners.
54500 € VAT incl.DUO SPEARHEAD RYUKI DART 30S 30 mm 3.5 g Sinking Fixed Weight #12 (lure)DUO Spearhead Ryuki Dart 30S is a 30 mm sinking trout lure for aggressive work in current. It is built for sharp side-to-side darting action on twitches, while on a steady retrieve it transitions into a natural swing action. The compact 30 mm body and 3.5 g weight help cast the lure accurately into small target areas.
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