Shakespeare Expedition XT Travel fly Rod 9ft 7pc AFTM 10

• Fast action
• 9ft
• 7pc
• AFTM 10

As one of the UK's leading suppliers of Shakespeare Expedition XT Fly Rod, North East Tackle Supplies are known for stocking the very best in fly fishing equipment from a variety of industry-leading brands including Shakespeare. Our range of Shakespeare Expedition XT Fly Rods are used by amateurs and professionals! Take a look through our travel fly rod selection online today.

Incorporating fast action 30-ton carbon blanks, these seven piece fly rods offer total versatility to the travelling angler and are all supplied in a Cordura tube. For this improved XT series we have also refined the actions and added an important 9ft AFTM 5 version. Lined stripper guides, Snake intermediates, Triple 'A' Grade cork handle, Detachable fighting butt, Spring loaded keeper ring, 8ft 6inand 9ft versi>

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