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Cashion Element Inshore Spinning Rod

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It's Finally Here!!! The Cashion Element Inshore is the Most Affordable American-made Inshore Fishing Rod on the Market. Designed, engineered, and manufactured in Sanford, NC, it features a full cork rear grip, EVA foregrip, and a sleek matte blue finish over a CR4r raw Cashion blank that is hand-rolled in house. Cashion streamlined their efficiency without sacrificing quality, and is able to manufacture a high quality, truly American-made rod at the lowest price point in the market.

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Looking for a fishing rod that does it all? The Cashion ELEMENT Multi-Purpose Rod is the go-to for buzz baits, Chatterbaits, worms, bigger walking-type baits, spinnerbaits, and all things in between! This rod was designed off of two of our best selling ICON rods. The ELEMENT Multi-Purpose is built on a 7’1′′ blank with a slower taper that loads more throughout the blank with a great backbone. Take a look at this affordable, American-made, scientifically superior rod today.

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The Cashion CORE Inshore series was designed for throwing artificial shrimp, jig heads, live-bait, popping corks, and everything in between! With 4 specific models to choose from, including all-purpose options, there is something for every inshore angler. Our CORE Inshore rods are rolled from Cashion’s proprietary Carbon-Fiber pre-preg with a raw finish to enhance the durability, sensitivity, and longevity.

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