Jigging World - Night Ranger Inshore Conventional Rods Model:JW-NR701C-H An AFLON-treated bearing provides smooth Size:300lb - 1.81mm

Name: Jigging World - Night Ranger Inshore Conventional Rods Model:JW-NR701C-H An AFLON-treated bearing provides smooth Size:300lb - 1.81mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 45106313177
Price: 140.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8388 (28 reviews)

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Jigging World Night Ranger Inshore Conventional Rods Model:JW NR701C H An AFLON treated bearing provides smooth Size:300lb 1.81mm An AFLON treated bearing provides smooth roller operation magnum power spinning rods featuring the new nano silica resin system that allows us to use less material without losing strength For all light tackle enthusiasts 7oz JW NR761C MH 7ft 6in Medium

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