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Description
13 Fishing Tickle Stick Ice Spinning Rod
The 13 Fishing Tickle Stick Ice Spinning Rod is made with a PC2 (Parallel Composite Construction) featuring linear fibers that create a flat tip. The flat tip enhances your ability to detect strikes and adds extreme rigidity for solid hook-sets. An Evolve® Finesse reel seat holds the reel in place and a cork handle provides a comfortable grip in cold weather. ALPS® thin wire guides accumulate less ice than conventional guides. The Tickle Stick Ice Spinning Rod will give you an advantage with finicky fish.
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
drife349 from
Very PleasedI bought the 23” sul at the beginning of season. Has been my primary ice rod since. I would not hesitate to buy this same rod again.
Date published: 2019-01-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jas49 from
Great rodBought mine a year ago 27 in light. Was skeptical at first but I liked the feel and the real seat. Very sensitive and the bites can be seen and backbone is good. Older models had smaller eyelets and these are bigger and less freezing. Caught perch, crappie and bluegils all last winter and am satisfied I spent my money well. Only downside I bought a widow maker too. Another great rod!
Date published: 2018-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
mzr2 from
My favorite rodI have been using 2 of these rods for a couple of years and have put all of my other rods up and fish solely with these rods now. i find that i do not need a spring bobber any longer with this rod. I just bought another this year and if all of these were to disappear i would replace them with the same
