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| Greenwater Saltwater Rods |
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Saltwater flats anglers all over the country are talking about the new Greenwater rods. If you fish skinny water, you’ll be delighted with the new rod line. It’s a unique new look and some awesome new design concepts that are bound to be the standard by which all new saltwater rods are developed in the future. From the unique and exciting sea foam green color to the medium green contrasting guide wraps. Greenwater rods... performance for anglers where sweetwater and saltwater meet. |
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| All Greenwater rods feature Fuji “A” ring guides (Alconite- an exclusive composite guide ring material from Fuji). Spinning guides have a unique Y-frame “power angle” design, with chrome finish for protection against the saltwater elements. Species cork grips direct from Portugal, with Fuji reel seats complete the componentry. “Blank touch” reel seats are standard on all casting rods. There are popping rods, plug rods, spinning rods, casting rods, finesse rods and power rods. It’s a complete package and one worthy of consideration by all serious saltwater flats and bay anglers. | ||
| Bucara Saltwater Rods |
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All Bucara saltwater rods feature Fuji “O” ring guides. The tip-tops have been upgraded to “flanged” SIC rings. The “SIC” material is extremely hard and corrosion resistant, but its ability to dissipate heat and diamond-polished ring surface greatly reduces friction, giving you smoother, longer casts and helps when both fighting and landing big fish. The flanged tip-top protects the guide ring from heavy shock tippets, big knots and snaps and swivels. Guide size and spacing relate directly to actions and applications, taking into consideration both reel size and line and lure use. |
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Reel seats are the heavy-duty Fuji (DPSH) style, which helps reduce the overall weight and provides a secure fit. Casting models have the triggered (TDPSH) reel seats, selected for greater performance and value. They have custom shaped, oversized grips to give anglers better leverage. The soft rubber bell-shaped butt-caps protect you from bruising and gives you a “last chance” grip just in case you have to grab it before it heads over the side of the boat. They range in power from medium-heavy to extra-heavy and handle lines from 12 to 40 pound test. They have fast, aggressive tapers with lots of backbone, while the tips are soft enough to protect your line and give you effortless casting. |
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