Introducing the Battle Rod.
- Synthetic Cork handle material.
- Our shortest handle, 2-1/2" grip.
- Emmrod patented 1/4 turn locking system.
- New TPE butt cap with lanyard ring.
- Impact resistant nose.
- Accepts all Emmrod stainless steel rod ends.
- Breaks down to just 9".
- Excellent for open faced spin reels.
- Pack weight of just over 7 oz including rod end.
- Built in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho USA
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"Just what I wanted!"
A gift to my grandson, and the perfect response.
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Super little rod
This rod is just great. The feel of it immediately lets you know it is of top quality construction that will outlast many others.
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Emmrod catches cats
I rate the emmrod as great. I used it for the first or second time and caught a nice 4 pound channel cat. The area I fished had low level trees, and only the emmrod was able to fish the spot without getting tangled. It is the most unique fishing rod and reel combo I have ever owned. And I have been fishing over 40 years. There is only one major problem I have and it's all on me, what do I do with all my other fishing rods.
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Great for stowing in backpack/bug-out bag
When backpacking or planning for emergency situations, food will always be at the forefront and fishing is much more viable than hunting.
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Versatile
It takes a little getting used to, but is a riot once you get you pitch down. I have found that heavier weight lures work best....the take up is a little too long with live bait, resulting in a higher percentage of swallows/gut hooks. Best yet....it fits in my golf bag, so when my partner is taking forever to line up a putt, I can sight cast pond largemouth and catfish!
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AWESOME !!!!!
First time out, I was the only one in my group to catch a fish !!!! I love it and so did everyone else, some were even a little jealous !!!!
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Great craftsmanship
Although I haven't fished with this yet I'm really impressed with the quality. I did go out in the yard one day and cast a 1/4 oz jig around and it was great. Can't wait to get out in the boat and kayak when it warms up.
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Great pole for canoeing
This is an awesome rod to have in your arsenal. For canoeing, you don't have 6 feet of rod to mess with while trying to paddle about. It has a different cast from a standard rod and reel and takes a little bit of practice. I still haven't figured out the slingshot method, perhaps I'm too nervous about sticking a hook in my hand while trying to do it. Standing shoreside with little kids running around, I can cast with fewer worries of hooking a nice 2-3 foot child. The hook is kept close to the tip and with a flick of the wrist I can send it out a good 50-60 feet. And I don't have to worry about the kids as much. It takes a little muscling to break it down, but I'm okay with that. I will get some good mileage out of it.
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great backpack/bugout pole
I have been using this pole for a few weeks doing community fishing on Arizona. At first it was a little hard to cast. I have gotten used to casting this pole with good accuracy. To date I have caught two trout, three bluegill, and six catfish. Looking forward to buying extra rods for other fishing situations.