TR-710XHC-MF
The Traverse Series Swimbait Rod is the perfect rod for dragging giants. Traverse Rods are works of art from Master Builder Jake Brewer that give you the confidence that every hook set will drag in the giants! The Traverse sports a premium Northfork carbon, American-made blank, 316 black stainless guides, ALPS reel seats, and the tacky grip of the unique, one-piece carbon fiber handle. Combined, they let you either finesse when necessary or dig deep when have to. Show 'em your serious and make 'em drool over the tactical color scheme with pops of red.
Length: 7' 10"
Power: Extra Heavy
Reel Type: Casting
Action: Mod Fast
Rod Weight: 9.7 oz
Line Weight: 50-100 lb
Lure Weight: 6 - 16 oz
Handle Length: 15"
Handle: Single Piece Carbon Fiber
Blank: American Made Intermediate Modulus Carbon Fiber
Guides: 316 Stainless Marine Grade
Number Of Guides:
Pieces: One Piece
Note: Northfork Carbon USA-Made Blank
Handles all Arigs and swimbaits perfectly! Good weight balance and sensitivity even though it's a heavy duty rod!
This rod handles big swimbaits very nicely and feels very comfortable in your hands
The big stick I picked up from Old 18, Traverse Swim Bait rod is absolutely one of the highest quality rods we have ever purchased. Amazing craftsmanship went into the build of this powerful beast!! Caught several big fish so far, but waiting to grab one of those elusive giants and haul it in with this amazing rod. Great in all aspects from feel and cast ability. Great work!!
Loved the rods. Ultra light action for chasing tailing redfish.
I'm amazed by how light weight the rod is. Seems like it will be very sensitive to the bite! Can't wait to try it out. I was also very impressed by the packaging it was shipped in. Theres no way it would come damaged the way it was packed.
I had high hopes for the Knight Hawk but I started out with a Buoyancy and it ruined my to other rods. The Knight Hawk is an excellent rod but I ended up ordering another Buoyancy and I will keep the KH for a spare. Too bad you can’t return sale items.
It looks like the epoxy or whatever is peeling and bubbling on the rod