Element 21 Carrot Stix® Wild Green Casting Rods
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- Engineered for inshore greenwater fishing
- Dual helical bias 30 ton plus blank construction
- Sports Fuji® Alconite® frame stripper guide
- Deep pressed Zirconia running guides
- Size 06 tip guide allows splice knots to pass thru with ease
- Red winding check and thread for redfish and larger game
Rated 4.4 out of 5Â by 7
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by jbfw carrot stix
Of the 35 rods that I own, this is the BEST, most sensitive, and light weight.
June 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Pops29 best ever
3rd carrat stix i have and will by more in the future
January 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MidwestBassMan Fantastic Rod!
I have my 2nd of these ordered fom BPS currently, in a 7' MH, to be my flippin' stick. My first one came from another company when I ordered a Falcon rod, & was mistakenly sent a 7' M Wild Green casting rod. I have Kistler, Falcon, Powell, & other good rods & almost sent this 2-tone sparkly green looking thing back (though it looks phenominal IMHO.........) I am so glad I didn't, just worked out a killer deal for it... Of the 12 or so baitcast rods I keep on deck - It has become my favorite 'all purpose' rod particularly to throw swim jigs, but I've flipped with it, thrown spinnerbaits, lipless cranks etc. Being a medium, you'd think it might not be stout enough for some of these duties. It is designed as an inshore rod, so I guess the power rating is geared toward different use. This is more like an average MH & is a bit more heavy than a couple of my MH rods. It is perfectly balanced and just tips 4 oz on my scale. Light as a feather & just feels solid, yet very stealthy at the same time. You'll read negative remarks about the hook-holder placement & I agree. I cut mine off flush & added an aftermarket one on the blank. One BIG reason this gets the nod over other rods for me is the guides - they are in-between the size of micro and regular ones. For me, micro guides have been frustrating, and regular ones add weight. They've hit it perfect with these. Happy Fishing!
December 27, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Dmills402 Bad rod (hopefully)
I got the7'6" med rod I use it for freshwater fishing and I was casting a 1/2 oz. Jig and the rod snapped in three places. I love Carrot Stix I own 12 other Carrot Stix and this is the first time it has happened to, but it was less than 30 days so BPS exchanged it for me. So hopefully it was just a bad blank
May 3, 2012
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It's pretty cool. It's lighter green half way, & a deep dark green the last half out to the tip. & has little sparkly flakes in it.
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No. The rod is a brilliant green about half way up from the butt. From there to the tip it is a semi-transparent dark green blank. so on a 7 foot rod expect about 3.5 feet of brilliant green and then 3.5 feet of dark green. It's a very attractive rod and highly recommended.A:Â
No, its two diffrent colors, the bottm is the color you see on the picture, the top is dark green.1 of 1
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