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Controlled shad fishing for predators
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| Name | TR Versatile Shad 225 7'4 20-90g |
| EAN | 5056212187386 |
| MPN | NRD422 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Rod Length | 2.25m |
| Casting Weight | 20-90g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Weight | 141g |
| Material | 40/30 Ton Carbon Cloth |
| Handle Type | Cork & EVA Split Grip |
| Guide Material | Fuji |
| Transport length | 178cm |
| Rod type | Casting |
It is designed for active predator fishing with softbaits, especially smaller Replicants and larger shads where lure control and feedback matter.
This is a casting rod, so it is intended for use with a baitcasting reel rather than a spinning reel.
The stated casting weight is 20-90 g, which makes it suitable for a broad range of medium to larger softbaits.
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The Fox Rage TR Versatile Shad is built for controlled lure work with smaller Replicants and larger shads. This casting rod gives clear feedback from the cast to the fight, which helps when fishing actively for pike, zander, and other predators.
This model is designed as a casting rod for use with a baitcasting reel. The 2.25 m length and 20-90 g casting weight make it a versatile choice for softbait fishing where you need both control and enough power for larger lures.
Fox Rage uses a 40/30 ton carbon cloth blank to keep the rod light and responsive. At 141 g, it stays comfortable in hand during long sessions and helps you read lure movement and takes more clearly.
The split handle combines cork and EVA for a secure grip and a direct feel. Fuji guides, a quality reel seat, and a removable hook keeper round off a setup that suits regular predator fishing from bank or boat.
The rod is supplied with a rod bag with Velcro fastening. Transport length is 178 cm. Supplier safety information states that the carbon blank is electrically conductive, so the rod must not be used during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines.