NTX1563-2 13' 6-15 lb rated Center Pin

NTX1563 13' 6-5lb rated Center Pin Rod was designed for float fishing Steelhead in the Great Lakes regions. It features a Nova Tackle Company NTX1563-2 Blank, Rubberized Sea Guide Real Seat along with Carbon Fiber Handles which are great for those cold days on the river. Great grip and easy to clean up. Spiral wrapped with SIC #8 guides to the tip makes this an incredible float rod that will handle the biggest fish. Weighing in at 9.1 Ounces Rod Length - 13ft The length of a fishing rod is measured from the tip of the rod to the handle. The length of the rod will affect the casting distance and mending. the longer the rod the easier to mend your line for longer drifts. Rod Action - Moderate Fast The action of a fishing rod refers to how the rod bends when you cast or fight a fish. A fast action rod will bend mostly at the tip, while a slow action rod will bend more along the entire length of the rod. Rod Power - Rated for 6 -15lb Leader The power of a fishing rod refers to how much weight the rod can cast and how much force it can withstand when fighting a fish. A light power rod is designed for fishing light leader material and fighting smaller fish, while a heavy power rod is designed for heavier leader material and fighting larger fish. Rod Material - 100% Toray Carbon with a Matte Black Finish The material of a fishing rod will affect its weight, strength, and durability. The most common materials for fishing rods are graphite, fiberglass, and composite. Rod Reel Seat - Sea Guide with a rubberized coating The reel seat is the part of the rod that holds the reel in place. The reel seat should be comfortable to hold and should provide a secure grip on the reel. Rod Guides - Nova SIC Guides, Spiral Wrapped with size 8 low frame guides to the tiptop. The guides are the rings that the line runs through on the rod. The guides should be made of a material that will not corrode or damage the line. Rod Handle - Carbon Fiber, 10.875" rear / 5.5" fore The handle is the part of the rod that you hold. The handle should be comfortable to hold and should provide a good grip.