Shakespeare | Oracle 2 Spey Fly Fishing Rod | 12Ft | #8 Boat Rod comfort temperature down to -20° Size:7'9" | 233cm 3XH | 60-150g

Name: Shakespeare | Oracle 2 Spey Fly Fishing Rod | 12Ft | #8 Boat Rod comfort temperature down to -20° Size:7'9" | 233cm 3XH | 60-150g
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 44207599766
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.749700000000001 (13 reviews)

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Description

Shakespeare Oracle 2 Spey Fly Fishing Rod 12Ft #8 Boat Rod comfort temperature down to 20° Size:7'9" 233cm 3XH 60 150g comfort temperature down to 20° C Dogtrace GPS features: The perfect range of fly rods for use with full or multi tip style fly lines 4 pc design for perfect blend of convenience and performance"Spey" style blank design perfect for various line styleslined stripper guidesAluminium reel seatSupplied in a hard sectioned tube

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