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Falcon Lowrider 7'6 Medium Heavy Moderate Fast Casting Rod Lfc-76mh for sale online
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Lowrider
Falcon - HD
Falcon LowRider Casting Rods When first introduced in 1995, Falcon's LowRider series defied convention by using small, single-footed, rod guides. These guides also sat lower, resting much closer to the blank. Compared to other rods of similar length, there were also more guides. These much smaller, more numerous, guides worked to limit line slap and friction up the entire length of the rod, resulting in longer casts. The low-profile rod was born.
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Falcon LowRider Casting Rods When first introduced in 1995, Falcon's LowRider series defied convention by using small, single-footed, rod guides. These guides also sat lower, resting much closer to the blank. Compared to other rods of similar length, there were also more guides. These much smaller, more numerous, guides worked to limit line slap and friction up the entire length of the rod, resulting in longer casts. The low-profile rod was born.
Falcon Lowrider Casting Rod
Falcon LowRider Casting Rods When first introduced in 1995, Falcon's LowRider series defied convention by using small, single-footed, rod guides. These guides also sat lower, resting much closer to the blank. Compared to other rods of similar length, there were also more guides. These much smaller, more numerous, guides worked to limit line slap and friction up the entire length of the rod, resulting in longer casts. The low-profile rod was born.
Falcon Lowrider Casting Rod
When first introduced in 1995 Falcon's LowRider series defied convention by using small single-footed rod guides. These guides also sat lower resting much closer to the blank. Compared to other rods of similar length there were also more guides. These much smaller more numerous guides worked to limit line slap and friction up the entire length of the rod resulting in longer casts. The 'low-profile' rod was born. Today the term 'low-profile rod' is almost cliche.
Falcon Lowrider Head Turner Casting Rod 6'10
