The substantial 840 Wh option is standard, but buyers can choose up to a mind-blowing 1,200 Wh at checkout
*Transit times for standard shipping methods (e.g., USPS Ground Advantage, USPS Priority Mail, UPS Ground, Flat Rate Shipping) are estimates and NOT guaranteed
Weight: 0.31oz
Target Species Recommended Model Line Weight Backing Capacity Small Stream Wild Trout TR 2/3 23 wt WF2/3 + 5065 yds 20# Spring Creek Trout (dry fly) TR 2/3 or 4/5 35 wt WF3WF5 + 5085 yds 20# All-Around Trout TR 4/5 45 wt WF4/5 + 6585 yds 20# Streamers TR 5/6 56 wt WF5/6 + 100110 yds 20# Panfish & Bluegill TR 2/3 23 wt WF2/3 + 5065 yds 20# Bass (light / finesse) TR 5/6 56 wt WF5/6 + 100110 yds 20# Light Salmon / Atlantic Salmon (small rivers) TR 5/6 56 wt WF6 + 100 yds 20# Grayling TR 2/3 or 4/5 35 wt WF3WF5 + 5085 yds 20# Cane / Bamboo Rod Pairing TR 2/3 or 4/5 35 wt WF3WF5 + 5085 yds 20#

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The external adjustment knob provides for quick, precise adjustments for either the conditions or when you switch baits