Redington Vice Fly Rod
Redington Vice Fly Rod
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The VICE series features a classic design and fast-action performance tailored for anglers of all skill levels. Constructed with multi-modulus carbon fiber blanks, these rods deliver enhanced recovery for precise, controlled casting. Thoughtful details such as black anodized snake guides, laser-etched reel seats, and saltwater-resistant components combine to produce a fly rod that stands out. Offered in an extensive selection of specialty sizes, the VICE is engineered not just to satisfy your passion for fishing but to elevate it to a new level.
Noted Features:
- Easy-casting fast action
- Anodized machined aluminum reel seat, ideal for all water conditions
- Laser-etched model reference on reel seat for quick rod identification
- Durable cordura rod tube with built in rod dividers
- Lifetime Warranty
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