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Penn BATSPJII350C68M Battalion II Slow Pitch Casting Rod

Penn BATSPJII350C68M Battalion II Slow Pitch Casting Rod

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TD Code		TypeLengthPiecesActionPowerLine
Rating (lb)		Lure Rating
(g)		# of Guides + TipPrice
BATSPJII350C68M
PEN-1912		Casting6'81FastMedium4035010$169.95 USD
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Penn Battalion II Slow Pitch Casting Rods are made for the popular slow pitch jigging technique that's used widely across the US. These rods feature a rolled composite core with outer layers of longitudinal glass construction for a thin and lightweight blank. The blanks flex from grip to tip distributing weight. Parabolic rods that offer everything an angler is looking for in a jigging rod from balance to recoil. An acid-wrapped guide train enhances stability when fighting larger fish by preventing the rod from rolling or twisting. These are ideal rods for working jigs in bottom structures and offshore wrecks and inshore bays.

  • Adjustable EVA Versa-grip
  • Tapered EVA grips
  • RCB2 construction blanks
  • Fuji reel seat
  • Solid tip technology
  • Acid-wrapped Fuji K guides with alconite inserts
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By Arnel
Visalia, CA
Penn Battalion Slow Pitch Rod
July 6, 2021
Rod is well built with quality parts, and a good value for the price. Performed as expected for a slow pitch rod.
Pros
  • Well made and good value for the price
Cons
  • None
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Ron L
from Key West, FL asked:
March 11, 2021
I see the medium is rated for 350g jig.  What is the lightest jig weight recommended?
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I wouldn't go lower than 100g. 
Submitted by: Austin Kearney on March 11, 2021

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