The KastKing Kestrel Bait Finesse System and Spin Finesse System Fishing Rods use IM8 ultra-high modulus graphite blanks rolled under extreme pressure with Nano resins to create extremely light and sensitive rod blanks, providing ultimate sensitivity for anglers.
The Kestrel ultralight casting & spinning fishing rods feature American Tackle Ti forged guides with aluminum oxide Duralight rings, and American Tackle VIBE2 Reel seats ensuring durability and precision in casting and retrieving fish.
The KastKing Kestrel Bait Finesse System and Spin Finesse System Fishing Rods are designed for easy casting of ultra-light baits in tight spaces. Pair with the Kestrel casting or spinning reel series for incredible performance.
The Carbon Fiber fighting butt and foregrip, along with the custom EVA handles, and thin blanks provide a rod that is unbelievably light in hand, perfect for true BFS & SFS techniques.
Nice, fast ultralight rod for panfishing. I'm impressed with how comfortable it is and balanced will with my Daiwa revos 1000 reel.
Would be very pleased to submit a review, but rod still is at NJ USPS facility.
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EDISON, NJ 08817 on June 25, 2024 at 12:54 pm
Any help in expediting the package to me would be greatly appreciated.
Oscar Acaron
Urb. Las Cumbres I
Luquillo # 141, A1
San Juan, PR 00926
My favorite rod that I have now. It is an amazing rod and at a very reasonable price.
This works as a nice all around BFS rod. It's action in my opinion falls somewhere between medium and fast making it good for throwing all sorts of lures.
The Casting / 6'3" / Fast-Ultra Light-2pcs rod is excellent for its price point. It has enough backbone to handle some medium sized pickerel and largemouth.. Sensitivity is on point and carries 8lb braid/6lb fluoro flawlessly. I paired it with the KastKing Kestrel Elite Magnesium Frame BFS Finesse Baitcasting Reel. So far the reel is disappointing. Pros are its lightweight, compact, has a drag clicker and outperformed a spinning reel. Cons are that it's over braked and high cost. Even withe the brake settings at their lowest, I cant cast a 1/4 oz over 60 ft. If I knew what I know now, I would have gone with the Shimano or Daiwa BFS.
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