fender66
Well-known member
Here's another great contest from our friends over at Wired 2 Fish. Get in on this guys and leave a comment that you're from TinBoats in the "comment" section of the entry form. That's a nice way of saying thanks for the sponsorship.
Halo Fishing Rod Giveaway
Halo Fishing is a relative newcomer to fishing, starting early this year, but has made a major splash right out of the blocks. Halo staffer Randall Tharp won an FLW Tour event on the 7' 11" Halo flipping stick at Lake Okeechobee in the first tournament of the year and raved about the sensitivity and power of the parabolic bend designed rod.
We have had the opportunity to use their rods as well and have been impressed with their comfortable feel, balance, and hook setting power too. Check out our tackle review here.
Halo utilizes an advanced microguide technology that was designed to handle braided line well and they have engineered their rods to precise and specific actions that anglers look for. They are super light and come with both black and red handles. They manufacture rods, reels and hooks and have several exciting announcements coming at ICAST.
Halo Fishing wants four Wired2Fish readers to have a chance to own one of their rods and learn more about their technology as well. You can look at their rods by going to HaloFishing.com or you can check them out at Tackle Warehouse by clicking here.
Sign up below for a chance to win.
Contest ends June 25th, 2012. Good Luck!
Enter here:
https://blog.wired2fish.com/halo-fishing-rod-giveaway
Halo Fishing Rod Giveaway
Halo Fishing is a relative newcomer to fishing, starting early this year, but has made a major splash right out of the blocks. Halo staffer Randall Tharp won an FLW Tour event on the 7' 11" Halo flipping stick at Lake Okeechobee in the first tournament of the year and raved about the sensitivity and power of the parabolic bend designed rod.
We have had the opportunity to use their rods as well and have been impressed with their comfortable feel, balance, and hook setting power too. Check out our tackle review here.
Halo utilizes an advanced microguide technology that was designed to handle braided line well and they have engineered their rods to precise and specific actions that anglers look for. They are super light and come with both black and red handles. They manufacture rods, reels and hooks and have several exciting announcements coming at ICAST.
Halo Fishing wants four Wired2Fish readers to have a chance to own one of their rods and learn more about their technology as well. You can look at their rods by going to HaloFishing.com or you can check them out at Tackle Warehouse by clicking here.
Sign up below for a chance to win.
Contest ends June 25th, 2012. Good Luck!
Enter here:
https://blog.wired2fish.com/halo-fishing-rod-giveaway
