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Quick Overview
The Drennan S7 12′ Avon/Quiver 1.75 lb TC is a powerful and versatile fishing rod for anglers looking for a reliable tool for a variety of situations on the water. It is designed for fishing on rivers, lakes, and commercial fisheries, offering an excellent balance between tip sensitivity and power reserves in the blank.
Description
This Series 7 model in a 12 ft (3,66 m) length has been developed for a wide range of techniques, from the classic Avon approach to sensitive quiver feeder fishing. Thanks to its 1.75 lb test curve and two tip sections, the rod performs excellently when targeting barbel and large chub in flowing water, as well as tench, bream, and carp in stillwaters and commercial fisheries.
The high-modulus carbon blank provides the necessary strength, good control when playing fish, and precise transmission of information from the tip. Included in the package are a 4 oz (113 g) glass feeder tip with a slower action and a 6 oz (170 g) carbon feeder tip, both with a Night Sight white-painted finish for improved visibility.
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Specifications
| Product name | DRENNAN S7 12′ Avon/Quiver 1 3/4lb TC |
| Brand | Drennan |
| Length | 12 ft (3,66 m) |
| Test curve | 1,75 lb |
| Sections | 2 equal sections |
| Blank material | High-modulus carbon |
| Tip sections | Avon tip section, Quiver tip section |
| Included feeder tips | 4 oz (113 g) slower-action glass tip; 6 oz (170 g) carbon tip |
| Tips | Night Sight white-painted tips |
| Handle | Full cork |
| Reel seat | Screw |
| Guides | Full SiC guides |
| Recommended main line | 610 lb (2,74,5 kg) |
| Maximum casting weight | up to 3,5 oz (99 g) |
| Intended use | Rivers, lakes, and commercial fisheries; barbel, chub, tench, bream, and carp |
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Note
Product availability and delivery time depend on stock status. Photos are for informational purposes only, and additional feeder tips from the same series can be purchased separately.
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