Fenrir Series Flipping Rods

Recently added a heavy model of this rod to my collection exclusive for trap fishing. Love it!!

I've yet to get this rod wet as we still have snow/ice throughout our fisheries but I'm giving the Fenrir a 4 star rating for these two reasons: 1) I love the grip length, perfect and doesn't hang up in my jacket pocket like my Cypress does. The grips are cork/rubber and very comfortable. 2) the action, this is a 7'2" medium heavy that I've tied a 1/2 oz jig head on and casted in my froze up front yard. I realize there were no fish present to give a real-world feel and fight but just the way this rod casts and loads up gives me great hope that the Fen will perform very well come Spring. This is only my 2nd bait caster so I don't feel highly qualified to fully rate this rod however what I've experienced so far makes me want another. Buy one and try it out yourself. Sixgill allows you to mix and match on your BOGO...Spinning/Casting, Casting/Casting, etc.

I have always fished Denali/Falcon and Kistler. I have definitely found my series of new rods. Love the moderate action allowing the fish to load up. So many times it seem like I pulled the bait from the fish with an extra fast tip. Also more absorption on the hook set when using flouro.

First, A++ service as I got them the next day (I live in Houston). Second, and more importantly, they pitch and skip like a dream. Now, this is just in my pool, but wow. Sometimes you just know, and this is one of those times. Can’t wait to let these dogs eat.

This rod really works great for a couple different techniques but flipping is where it shines. The tip is soft enough to allow you to be able to pitch your lure into the spots you want and the backbone is stiff enough to really get those big fish out of heavy cover.