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B'n'M Camouflage BrushCutter Crappie Rods


  • Designed for pulling big slabs from the brush
  • Longer design lets anglers fish in the brush, not just around
  • Very tough yet super sensitive
  • Made from rugged IM6 graphite
  • Sport a unique camouflage blank finish
  • Complete with premium components
  • EVA handles

Hoss big slabs from the brush with one of the toughest and most sensitive crappie rods on the market, the B'n'M Camouflage BrushCutter Crappie Rod. Made from rugged IM6 graphite wrapped super-stiff and longer than standard rods, the BrushCutter Rod is designed to allow anglers to fish in the brush and not just the around the brush [Read More]

   


Model Length Power Action Other specs Quantity  

BRUX12

12'

Med Lt

Moderate

 Line Weight: 4-12 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/32 - 1/4 oz.
Pieces: 2 		Important Shipping Notice
38-156-500-00
Your Price (each): $64.99
In stock

BRUX10

10'

Med Lt

Moderate

 Line Weight: 4-12 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/32 - 1/4 oz.
Pieces: 2 		38-156-496-00
Your Price (each): $64.99
In stock

BRUX11

11'

Med Lt

Moderate

 Line Weight: 4-12 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/32 - 1/4 oz.
Pieces: 2 		38-156-498-00
Your Price (each): $64.99
In stock

  • Designed for pulling big slabs from the brush
  • Longer design lets anglers fish in the brush, not just around
  • Very tough yet super sensitive
  • Made from rugged IM6 graphite
  • Sport a unique camouflage blank finish
  • Complete with premium components
  • EVA handles

Hoss big slabs from the brush with one of the toughest and most sensitive crappie rods on the market, the B'n'M Camouflage BrushCutter Crappie Rod. Made from rugged IM6 graphite wrapped super-stiff and longer than standard rods, the BrushCutter Rod is designed to allow anglers to fish in the brush and not just the around the brush. Sporting a unique camouflage blank finish, the BrushCutter Rod is complete with sensitive tips, premium components and comfortable EVA handles.

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The first couple of feet are very light and the farther down the pole you get progresses to bass rod backbone.
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