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| Name | TR DS Master 245cm 8 6-25g |
| EAN | 5056212196197 |
| MPN | NRD428 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Rod Length | 2.45m |
| Casting Weight | 6-25g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 130g |
| Material | 40/30 Ton Carbon |
| Handle Type | Cork and black EVA split grip |
| Guide Type | Fuji |
| Transport length | 126cm |
| Reel compatibility | TR Series fixed spool reel |
It is designed for drop shot fishing with a fixed-spool reel. The sensitive tip and 40/30 Ton Carbon blank help register subtle bites, and the 6–25 g casting rating sets the range for your setup.
The 245 cm rod separates into two sections with a transport length of 126 cm. Allow that length in your luggage, and use the included Velcro-fastened bag and built-in keeper to store the rod and secure the drop shot weight.
This spinning model is built for a fixed-spool reel. Fox recommends its TR Series reel as a pairing, so choose a spinning reel rather than a baitcasting reel for this rod.
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The Fox Rage TR DS Master is a spinning rod designed for drop shot fishing. Its highly sensitive tip and 40/30 Ton Carbon cloth blank transmit feedback to help you notice cautious takes.
At 245 cm with a casting weight of 6–25 g, this model gives you a clear range for choosing your setup. It is built for a fixed-spool reel, and Fox recommends pairing it with a TR Series reel.
The lightweight, well-balanced rod weighs 130 g. Its split handle combines First Class Cork with black EVA, with a high-quality reel seat to hold the reel and Fuji guides to carry the line. The angled butt design also helps the rod stand when set down.
The two-piece construction packs down to 126 cm. A built-in drop shot keeper secures the weight during transport and storage, and a rod bag with a Velcro fastening is included.
The carbon fibres conduct electricity. Do not use the rod during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as this poses a risk of fatal electric shock.
