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| Using minnow shaped lures in strong complex current, for big trout. This is what TROUT PROGRAM STREAM was made to make successful. With a composite of mid strength elastic and boron fibre blanks, it has a sensitive tip and hard butt and finished off with light titanium SIC guides to enable incredibly sharp twitch actions. From touchdown to pickup STREAM allows you to control the minnow as you desire, against the consistently changing current. Designed for those who know the enjoyment of sight fishing, not only made to work well, it also looks great as do all the rods in the TROUT PROGRAM series. Proudly made to the level demanded by expert stream anglers. |
 REEL SEAT & GRIP
Fitted with a light green original Ashwood spacer that makes the most of the wood pattern, and green alumite up-lock reel seat. High quality cork grip. |
 STREAM LOGO |
 JOINT
Spigot Ferure |
 GUIDE
Light setting to make clear constant twitching possible. Titanium SIC Guide. |
TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 53 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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5'3" |
2pcs |
1~7g |
2~6lb |
0.3~1.8kg
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The STREAM 53 has been designed with castability in mind. The short blank allows effortless backhand, side hand and snap casts with consistent accuracy. Designed to be sharp enough to allow accurate casts into the limited strike zones when fishing convoluted river currents, while still having a soft enough tip to give definite hook-ups from the lightest of bites. A must have rod for the stream angler.
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TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 56 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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| Model |
5'6" |
2pcs |
2~8g |
2~6lb |
0.3~1.8kg |
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Designed for high end users of minnow style lures, the blanks have elasticity for sharp twitch and jerk actions. It also is equipped with a soft tip to grab hold and hook up on fleeting momentary bites. It is the new standard for pro minnow users.
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TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 510 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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| Spinning Model |
5'10" |
2pcs |
2~10g |
3~6lb |
0.4~1.8kg |
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This rod has been tailored for anglers wanting accuracy and length in their casts while fishing around boulders and rocks in upstream locations. With the strength and sensitivity to easily control 50 to 70mm minnow shaped lures, the 510 puts the control back in the anglers hands. It is one rod that lives up to all that is demanded from stream anglers seeking large 40cm+ game.
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TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 63 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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| Spinning Model |
6'3" |
2pcs |
2~8g |
3~8lb |
0.4~2.0kg |
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This is a multipurpose rod designed for anglers where a balance is required between controlled distance casting and technical short-range casts. The 63 has a sensitive tip section combined with strength, giving the angler complete control when fishing minnow style lures smaller than 60mm. The sensitivity in the tip section allows the angler to feel every movement from the lure even when distance and cross currents hamper retrieves. A great all-round package for the serious stream angler.
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TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 66 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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| Spinning Model |
6'6" |
2pcs |
4~10g |
4~8lb |
0.5~2.0kg |
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The 66 has been designed for long casts with deep diving minnow style lures when imposing currents, depth and techniques are required to succumb the largest of prey. It is also designed with an extremely smooth working curve allowing complete ease of use when twitching deep hanging lures. The 66 is a rod that brings both strength and elasticity to the fore.
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TROUT PROGRAM
Stream 73 |
Length |
Section |
Lure |
Line |
R.D.K.
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| Spinning Model |
7'3" |
2pcs |
5~14g |
6~12lb |
0.7~2.5kg |
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This rod has been designed with long casts and large lures in mind. The almighty long casting 73, can control large 80mm and smaller deep diving 70mm minnow style lures with ease. The blank allows the angler complete control over there techniques while working larger cumbersome lures. This rod has the power to handle the momentary ferocity and power when hooking large trout. The rod made for power anglers who won’t back down from the fray.
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