Echo Micro practice rod kit with foam-grip rod sections, cork handle, yellow braided cord and red yarn on black spool
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Echo Micro practice rod kit with foam-grip rod sections, cork handle, yellow braided cord and red yarn on black spool
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Echo Micro Practice Rod

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Practice Casting Rod

Product comes only with the rod. Kits sold separately

The MPR is a serious casting tool that is also seriously fun to use, whether for business or pleasure. Designed by Tim to precisely imitate the casting mechanics used with a full-sized rod, the MPR is perfect for backyard practice and even cat fishing. This versatile tool comes with an EVA foam handle for long life, a durable clear plastic case, and a 2-piece graphite blank. The rod is precisely balanced with rope and yarn, ensuring an accurate casting experience.

Included with the MPR is Tim's fundamental casting instruction pamphlet to help improve your casting skills. Additional accessories, such as a spey adapter and double haul adapter, allow you to convert your MPR into a two-handed casting tool, enhancing its versatility. For continued use, replacement MPR lines are also available for purchase.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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The Echo micro practice rod

"The Echo micro practice rod is a good. . . . and fun. . . . learning tool. I'm new to fly casting and it has helped my timing. Tried it with two of my grandsons and found it to be a great learning tool. Trident handled the purchase flawlessly. The only downside is that Echo no longer makes the double haul kit, although they did tell me how to make my own. The only problem with that is finding the right type/weight of yarn. Maybe someone on Etsy can fill the gap. But kudos to Echo and Trident."

— William G. (5/5)

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