Cashion Icon Swimbait Casting Rod, Swimbait Casting Rods

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Cashion Fishing Rods ICON Multi-Purpose Casting Rod - Are you an angler that needs something that does it all? Look no further than the Cashion ICON multi-purpose rod. The predecessor to this rod has been dubbed the workhorse, so Cashion Fishing Rods took everything that was great with the F90474b elite series rod and made it better, lighter, and more sensitive. This rod can handle a multitude of techniques and baits, and has quickly become a favorite amongst a lot of fisherman.

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Cashion Fishing Rods ICON Multi-Purpose Casting Rod - Are you an angler that needs something that does it all? Look no further than the Cashion ICON multi-purpose rod. The predecessor to this rod has been dubbed the workhorse, so Cashion Fishing Rods took everything that was great with the F90474b elite series rod and made it better, lighter, and more sensitive. This rod can handle a multitude of techniques and baits, and has quickly become a favorite amongst a lot of fisherman.

Cashion Icon Multi-Purpose Casting Rod

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The Cashion John Crews ICON Casting Rod is the culmination of hours and hours of design. Tirelessly testing and pushing to the limits to give you a rod worthy of an elite performance. Taking the experience of theICON series, molding it with the experience of Elite Series angler John Crews. Cashions ICON blanks are un-sanded, which helps protect the blank with an epoxy encapsulation on top of adding a signature look with added impact resistance.

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What goes into creating a 100% Made in the USA Rod? Cashion Fishing Rods was founded in 2010 by Dr. Matthew Cashion who earned his Ph.D in chemistry with concentration in polymer science from Virginia Tech. Dr. Cashion understands that a fishing rod’s strength and performance depends on how well the carbon fibers bond with the epoxy surrounding them.