Mitchell Catch Carp Rod 3.6 m (3 Lb)
Mitchell Catch Carp Rod 3.6 m (3 Lb)
Mitchell Catch Carp Rod 3.6 m (3 Lb)
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Mitchell Catch Carp Rod 3.6 m (3 Lb)

Mitchell
Price:
$89.99 CAD

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Description

An affordable 3-piece carp rod by a well-established European brand. Comparable to the Daiwa one we carry but much lighter (3.0 lb vs Daiwa's 3.5 lb test curve).
— Tiber Outfitters' Team

NOTE: Oversized item.

FEATURES

  • 3-piece for ease of transportation
  • Strong glass composite rod blank
  • Improved Finish
  • EVA Handle
  • TS Quality Guides
  • Length: 11.8 ft / 3.6 m
  • Test Curve*: 3.0 Lb 
  • Recommended weight: 2.5 oz. - 3 oz.
* The test curve specifies the amount of weight needed to bring the rod to a 90-degree angle from its tip to the butt while the butt end remains stationary. In this case, it's 3.0 pounds, making it a rod designed for casting standard carp weights between 2.5 oz. and 3.5 oz. 

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Don't Take Our Word For It

Mike Elliot

"Great new option for fishing tackle of all kinds! Great prices and customer service. Don't hesitate to deal with them! A++ "
— Mike Elliot

Colby Knowles

"Wow, top quality products. Incredible customer service, the package was hand delivered by the owner of the company right to me. During rush hour traffic in Kelowna!!"
— Colby Knowles

Brian Whitnack

"I absolutely love my Trabucco Bolognese rod. On my very first cast, I landed a large trout with ease. And speaking of casting, the rod casts effortlessly!"
— Brian Whitnack

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