Halo Fishing Scott Canterbury Series Casting Rods

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Halo Fishing Scott Canterbury Series Fishing Rod, Casting Rod, 6'10 Medium, Black : Sports & Outdoors

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This is a HFX Pro series 7-foot 6-inch medium heavy casting rod. The HFXs stainless steel guides are made to handle even the toughest braided lines but still sensitive enough for the lightest fluorocarbon. It features an align guide system that ensures perfect alignment of guides from the handle to the tip. The Halo-exclusive 4Finger reel seat presents an exposed blank design allowing fingers to feel the slightest bait touch.

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This is a Scott Canterbury Series 6-foot, 10-inch heavy casting rod. Halo Fishing has paired with the 2019 Bassmaster Elite Series Angler of The Year to create a line of rods to fit the rigorous needs of Scott Canterbury. These Rods are built with high-end Japanese Nanofiber Graphite for ultimate sensitivity and durability. The blank is matched with stainless steel guides with zirconia inserts for maximum performance.

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