Bull Bay Rods has announced their new super-lightweight rod - the "Tactical" series.
At under three ounces, the Bull Bay Rods "Tactical" series combines super-light weight with BBR's well-known strength to make for a rod that will handle the biggest inshore species all day long. The rod is based on a 7'2" extra fast, medium power 10# class blank. Available with Fuji K-guides or Microwave guides, the Tactical rods feature a split EVA grip and a custom Fuji reel seat.
Photos and fishing report to follow shortly!
About the Author: Greg Becker relocated to the Tampa Bay, FL area from upstate NY, where for 20 years he spent his spare time as a licensed hunting and fishing guide. He now enjoys fishing in places you don’t need to drill through the water in winter. Greg writes for several outdoor companies and publications in the U.S. and abroad, and is a member of the Native Watercraft Pro Staff and Bull Bay Rods Professional Team. Greg enjoys getting his eleven-year-old son Robert out fishing in salt water from his kayak, and together they volunteer with the Tampa Bay Chapter of Heroes on the Water and Operation Helping Hand at the James A Haley VA Hospital.
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