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JT Outdoor Snare Spinning Rod
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The Snare rod utilizes our same world class proprietary Toray carbon fibers material in the blank build. The unique taper and special blend of materials achieves the perfectly balanced and engineered design for running live bait rigs with bottom bouncers or slip sinkers. This rod is also ideal for long line trolling crank baits and spinner rigs with or wi…
The Snare rod utilizes our same world class proprietary Toray carbon fibers material in the blank build. The unique taper and special blend of materials achieves the perfectly balanced and engineered design for running live bait rigs with bottom bouncers or slip sinkers. This rod is also ideal for long line trolling crank baits and spinner rigs with or without snap weights. This technique specific design allows the fish to grab the bait with plenty of cushion and time for the ultra-soft tip to load up "snaring" the fish with little to no motion from the angler. The result is a far superior hook up and landing percentage.
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The Snare rod utilizes our same world class proprietary Toray carbon fibers material in the blank build. The unique taper and special blend of materials achieves the perfectly balanced and engineered design for running live bait rigs with bottom bouncers or slip sinkers. This rod is also ideal for long line trolling crank baits and spinner rigs with or without snap weights. This technique specific design allows the fish to grab the bait with plenty of cushion and time for the ultra-soft tip to load up "snaring" the fish with little to no motion from the angler. The result is a far superior hook up and landing percentage.