Steinhauser Pocket Combo Micro Series (Red White Blue)

The Steinhauser Pocket Combo Micro Series is a dependable, affordable, and easy choice for any angler, no matter their skill level. This lightweight fiberglass rod is compact and portable, making it a breeze to carry with you on all of your fishing adventures. Sometimes the best honey holes are off the beaten path, and carrying a 6-foot pole on your excursion can be a real chore. The telescoping rod retracts to a convenient 18" so you can store it easily into a backpack or tackle bag. Now the hike to that beautiful lake or the journey in your canoe or kayak won't seem so intimidating with this retractable fishing rod. The no-tangle technology patented by Steinhauser protects the line from any outside interference and ensures a hassle free fishing experience. With our Tangle-Free technology, you’ll spend more time fishing and less time fighting tangles. The comfortable EVA, easy-grip handle will provide a more pleasant fishing experience. The soft material adds plenty of cushioning, while still remaining non-slip and durable. This telescopic fishing pole features a fully enclosed micro spincast reel for added mobility and ease of use. The push button spincast reel features a fast 4.1:1 gear ratio that is effective for all types of fishing. The fishing reel comes pre-spooled with a strong 6LB monofilament fishing line, which is standard for most freshwater fishing combos. You can bring this compact fishing pole along on all of your fishing trips, whether you are catching bass, panfish, bluegill or trout, this pole will surely be up to the fight.

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