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Common Uses for This Combo Surf fishing Pier and jetty fishing Inshore fishing Freshwater lakes and rivers Live bait and artificial lure fishing Key Features Complete rod and reel combo ready to fish Corrosion-resistant Citadel II spinning reel Lightweight graphite composite rod construction Smooth dual-bearing reel system Precision-machined gearing for dependable operation Front drag system provides smooth fish-fighting performance Comfortable EVA grips for all-day fishing Designed for both freshwater and saltwater use Why This Combo Works on the OBX Ideal for targeting red drum, speckled trout, bluefish, flounder, Spanish mackerel, and other inshore species Suitable for light surf fishing, piers, docks, and boats Corrosion-resistant components help withstand saltwater conditions Excellent choice for anglers looking for an affordable, versatile setup Product Features Tsunami® Citadel II spinning reel included Graphite composite spinning rod Smooth front drag system Corrosion-resistant construction Comfortable EVA handles Balanced design for improved casting and sensitivity Available in multiple lengths and power ratings Product Specifications Brand: Tsunami® Model: Citadel II Spinning Combo Rod Material: Graphite Composite Reel Type: Spinning Drag System: Front Drag Handle Material: EVA Foam Guides: Corrosion-Resistant Recommended Use: Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing Available Configurations: Multiple rod lengths, reel sizes, and actions Why Buy Rod & Reel Combos from Frank & Fran's Frank & Fran's has helped anglers fish the waters of Hatteras Island and the Outer Banks for decades

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