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New Rod Review - Oceans Legacy Raptus 7102H Popping Rod

by Fish Head 1 Mar 23:20 UTC
Oceans Legacy Raptus 7102H Popping Rod © Fish Head

The Raptus series is a range of rods dedicated to casting poppers at big fish. After 3 years of testing multiple blanks with various guide set ups Oceans Legacy has created a rod that will get the best out of your lures with the power to stop the hardest fighting predators.

The rods have stiffness all the way to the tip section, helping the angler pull large cup faced poppers through the water with ease. The strong stiff blank also helps with setting hooks and turning fish when running for cover.

Oceans Legacy Raptus Popping Rods - View

Built with the highest quality Japanese componentry from Fuji. It employs Fuji DPS reel seat and custom locking nut designed for Ocean's Legacy. The blank is reinforced with 2x multi Cross Core Carbon and multi blend Japanese Toray graphite providing maximum lure action and incredible power.

Oceans Legacy Raptus 7102H Popping Rod - photo © Fish Head
Oceans Legacy Raptus 7102H Popping Rod - photo © Fish Head

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