Okuma Ricky Red Inshore Spinning 7'6 Rod M/MF (8-12lbs)

$ 35.00 · 4.6 (619) · In stock

Length: 7' 6. Pieces: 1. Power: Medium. Action: Mod. Fast. Line Weight: 8 - 12 lbs. Lure Weight: 3/8 - 3/4 oz. # of Guides: 9 + Tip. Rod Weight: 5.5

It's Finally Here!!! The Cashion Element Inshore is the Most Affordable American-made Inshore Fishing Rod on the Market. Designed, engineered, and manufactured in Sanford, NC, it features a full cork rear grip, EVA foregrip, and a sleek matte blue finish over a CR4r raw Cashion blank that is hand-rolled in house. Cashion streamlined their efficiency without sacrificing quality, and is able to manufacture a high quality, truly American-made rod at the lowest price point in the market.

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