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Stick Jacket PLEASE NOTE: PRICE VARIES BY STYLE-CASTING OR SPINNING SPINNING ROD COLORS CURRENTLY ARE LIMITED Stick Jacket fishing rod covers prevent rod tangles and are easy to use.  The braided materials behaves much like the old "Chinese finger trap"-gripping your fishing rod while providing a  snug, tough Abrasion resistant barrier of protection against damage to your line guides, rod tips and blank.     * The unique braided construction means easy push on - push off installation     * Use in boat rod lockers, storage tubes, or your truck bed     * Great when walking to or from the boat     * Polyethylene material-virtually impervious to salt, resistant to mold and mildew     * Breathable & will not retain water     * Lightweight, tough, expandable and flexible, usable over large line guides     * Available in Six Colors     * Hang fully rigged rods for storage     * Unlike cloth sheaths, snagged hooks are easily removed     * Resizable     * UV resistant     * Best for rods up to 7-1/2 feet     * Available for Casting and Spinning rods CASTING RODS-For rods up to 7-1/2 feet in length & a maximum diameter of 1-1/4 inches or a maximum circumference of 3-7/8 inches Diameter is the measurement from the bottom of the rod blank to the top of the line guide. SPINNING RODS-For rods up to 7-1/2 feet in length & a maximum diameter of 2-1/2 inches or a maximum circumference of 7-5/8 inches **Circumference is the measurement around the rod blank and line guide.* XL Casting Style -SPECIAL ORDER-will fit rods with a maximum circumference of 3-7/8  inches or a maximum diameter of 1-1/4 inches. Length is 6-1/2 feet long & fit casting rods up to 8-1/2 ft Price=$8.05-please contact to order The Stick Jacket™ fishing rod covers work best if the opening falls between the last line guide and the rod handle.  For rigged rods, it is best to attach lures to a hook keeper at the base of the rod handle or the reel itself.  Note the hanging grommet for easy storage.

Tight Lines & Screamin' Drags

Last updated on Monday, January 30, 2012