07-26-2010, 05:00 AM
So I was going through and deleting email when I came across and old email from a company called e21. I knew they made an awesome bait fishing rods but never really put any thought into it when a little picture at the foot of the email said "Our new line of “Flying Carrot“ fly rods" [cool][cool]
The Element 21 Flying Carrot Stix rods use their advanced carrot nano-Bio-fiber blank construction utilizing 50t Toray carbon fiber. Proprietary stripper guides with TiCH coated frames and inserts are used on these fly rods, and along the rod you'll find TiCH coated snakes guides. The Flying Carrot rods use a custom designed anodized Scandium reel seats and winding checks in a matching TiCH finish, and on the 9, 12 wts and spey rods you will find a removable fighting butt section. The E21 Flying Carrot Stixs are available in November 2008 and will have a retail price of $249.95 to $399.95.
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The Element 21 Flying Carrot Stix rods use their advanced carrot nano-Bio-fiber blank construction utilizing 50t Toray carbon fiber. Proprietary stripper guides with TiCH coated frames and inserts are used on these fly rods, and along the rod you'll find TiCH coated snakes guides. The Flying Carrot rods use a custom designed anodized Scandium reel seats and winding checks in a matching TiCH finish, and on the 9, 12 wts and spey rods you will find a removable fighting butt section. The E21 Flying Carrot Stixs are available in November 2008 and will have a retail price of $249.95 to $399.95.
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