Penn Battle Fly Rod – 8 Wt.
Original price was: $110.00.$55.00Current price is: $55.00.
The Penn Battle Fly Rod is aimed at the avid saltwater fly angler. This rod is supplied in a handy travel case. Penn Battle Fly Rod Features: 4-section, medium fast action blank Lined stripping guides and double leg snake intermediates Anodized aluminum reel seat with carbon spacer High quality, lightweight composite cork handle
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