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Topic: Redington Steelhead/Striper rod  (Read 1770 times)

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mickfish

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Just got one of these in the mail, gift for my nephew. Good action make a great rod for Mendo Stripers and an OK rod for steelies. I bought the 8.5 8-14lb. Buy a pair of socks (bridgedale) or something for $5 and you get free shipping for the next 10 days. Their return policy can't be beat. If I didn't have so many rods I'd keep it.

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/1398,83013_Redington-RFX-Casting-Rod-2-Piece-Various-Lengths.html
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