Fox EOS 12ft Carp Rod 3lbs Test Curve

  • £44.99
  • (Delivery from £6.99 )
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    • Full carbon construction

 

  • 12ft 3lb is perfect for smaller venues and use with bait and rowing boats
  • 13ft 3.5lb ideal for anglers fishing larger venues where longer casts are needed
  • 12ft 3lb features 40mm butt ring through to 14mm tip ring
  • 13ft 3.5lb features 50mm butt ring through to 16mm tip ring
  • New 10ft 3lb model added to range, which has 40mm butt ring through to 14mm tip ring
  • 10ft 3lb is ideal for small venues, tight swims, young anglers as well as for boat and bait boat fishing
  • All models feature 18mm DPS-style reel seats

Fox EOS 12ft Rod 3lbs Test Curve

The Fox EOS 12ft Rod with a 3lbs test curve is the perfect fishing rod for carp enthusiasts. Designed with precision and durability in mind, this rod offers exceptional performance on the water.

Featuring a high-quality carbon fiber construction, the Fox EOS 12ft Rod provides strength and flexibility while maintaining a lightweight design. The use of carbon fiber ensures that this rod can handle even the toughest fights with big carp.

The 3lbs test curve of this rod allows for excellent casting distance and accuracy. Whether you're targeting large carp in open waters or navigating tight spots, this rod will deliver impressive results every time.

With its high modulus graphite blank, the Fox EOS 12ft Rod offers enhanced sensitivity, allowing you to detect even subtle bites from cautious fish. This feature gives you an edge when it comes to landing those elusive trophy-sized carp.

At North East Tackle, we are proud to offer the best selection of fishing equipment in the UK. Our online store features a wide range of products from all major brands, including Fox. You can trust us to provide top-notch customer service and fast shipping so that you can start enjoying your new Fox EOS 12ft Rod as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  2. Q: Is the Fox EOS 12ft Rod suitable for long-distance casting?
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