16th February, 2010

Our popping rods were originally designed for casting LIVE BAIT (mainly shrimp), under a popping cork out on the flats, but freshwater anglers have found umpteen other uses for them as well. These rods have a relatively soft tip, which allows your bait to land softly and QUIETLY, even on long casts, another plus when [...]

Our popping rods were originally designed for casting LIVE BAIT (mainly shrimp), under a popping cork out on the flats, but freshwater anglers have found umpteen other uses for them as well. These rods have a relatively soft tip, which allows your bait to land softly and QUIETLY, even on long casts, another plus when the water’s skinny and the fish spook easily. At the same time, they’re powerful rods, capable of handling surprisingly large fish. They come in a variety of lengths for different applications. The top four guides and tip-top feature oversized rings to handle large knots for shock tippets. GREAT rods for great fish. The spinning version of our three-piece PR844. Although not recommended for large fish, it has, on occasion, taken small tarpon, sharks and big snook. The perfect choice for flylining live bait like shrimp, minnows and small crabs, and casts spoons and jigs equally well. A great choice for permit and redfish. SPECIFICATIONS: Model: PR844-3S GLX (more…)

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