Introducing the Tern2 300X Combo, a versatile and lightweight setup designed for inshore anglers who demand precision and performance. This Fishing Rod and Reel combo pairs the ever-popular Tern2 300X reel with your choice of either a Slow-pitch or Medium-light action rod, making it an excellent choice for targeting smaller gamefish like snapper, yellowtail, or seabass. With its smooth retrieval and powerful drag system, the Tern2 300X Combo offers the perfect balance of fun and functionality for all your inshore adventures. Why It’s a Must-Have: Perfect for Inshore Fishing: Whether you're casting jigs or live bait, this Fishing Rod and Reel combo is built for precision and versatility, making it a favorite among inshore anglers. Lightweight and Powerful: The Tern2 300X reel offers a great balance of strength and control in a compact, easy-to-handle design. Customizable Setup: Choose between a Slow-pitch rod for jigging or a Medium-light action rod for versatile casting applications. Reel Highlights: Model: TXD-300X Weight: 14 oz Gear Ratio: 6:1 for smooth, fast retrievals Line Capacity: 300 yards of 30-lb braid Inches Per Crank: 38", ideal for controlling fish and adjusting to quick runs Max Drag: 22 lbs, offering plenty of stopping power for smaller gamefish Rod Options: BV-68M-SP (6'8" Slow-pitch): Line Rating: 30-40 lb braid 11 Guides for smooth line flow, perfect for jigging applications Total Hand Length: 21.25" Foregrip: 1.5" Rear Grip: 2.125" Weight: 4.7 oz, lightweight for easy maneuvering during long fishing sessions BV-70ML (7' Medium-light Action): Line Rating: 30-40 lb braid 9 Guides for precise line management Total Hand Length: 30.375" Foregrip: 11.75" Rear Grip: 13" Weight: 10.5 oz, providing a bit more length and leverage for casting versatility The Tern2 300X Combo is the ideal choice for anglers who want a lightweight, high-performance setup for inshore fishing. Whether you're jigging or casting, this combo gives you the flexibility, power, and control you need for a successful day on the water.
