DC 736C SH
$259.99
| Length | 7'3" |
|---|---|
| Handle | Cork-Split |
| Line Weight | 15-30 lb |
| Lure Weight | 3/8-2 oz |
| Action | Heavy Ex Fast |
| Applications | Frogs, Pitchin' & Flippin' |
$259.99
| Length | 7'3" |
|---|---|
| Handle | Cork-Split |
| Line Weight | 15-30 lb |
| Lure Weight | 3/8-2 oz |
| Action | Heavy Ex Fast |
| Applications | Frogs, Pitchin' & Flippin' |
Tom Redington –
All the beef and raw power of your favorite flipping stick, yet slightly shorter and much more balanced so you can load the 736C with 25 lb fluoro or 65 lb braid and confidently fish big baits in the heaviest cover in the lake all day and not get worn out doing it. I’ve fished 65-100 lb braid on this rod for big bass at Falcon, Fork, Okeechobee and Champlain, setting the hook as hard as I could, pulling for all I’m worth, and usually boat swinging the fish in. That’s a recipe to break a lot of rods but this rod just keeps coming back for more. Doubles as a powerful frog rod as well.
Gary –
Been using the 735 which is an incredible rod. Then was recommended that I try the 736. Unbelievable power. Great rod for Heavy Jigs. Had to get used to the long handle but it does fit up inside your forearm well.
This beast has more power than my old flipping stick and a decent tip as well.
Lifting 3.5 lb fish and swinging them to my hand is like swinging 2 lbers. with a lighter rod
Wow!
Gary –
Been using the 735 which is an incredible rod. Then was recommended that I try the 736. Unbelievable power. Great rod for Heavy Jigs. Had to get used to the long handle but it does fit up inside your forearm well.
This beast has more power than my old flipping stick and a decent tip as well.
Lifting 3.5 lb fish and swinging them to my hand is like swinging 2 lbers. with a lighter rod
Wow!