Fox River Trolling Rod
The Fox River trolling rod has become one of the industry leading rods for those looking to cover water whether you’re trolling boards, lead core, or flatline fishing. Not all trolling rods are created equal. They need the perfect balance of backbone to reel in a big fish and board, but a soft enough action in big surging waves not to surge that bait and board forward, or put too much pressure on a fish while reeling it in.
From inland lakes and rivers, to the Great Lakes, the Fox River trolling rods have become a staple for anglers across the country. Our 7’10” rod is our best-selling trolling rod as it is a power house. It’s solid one-piece design offers the length trollers want, but the perfect soft tip and enough backbone to bring in those fish.
Specifications
| Length | 7’10” |
|---|---|
| Design | One-piece solid construction |
| Action | Soft tip with solid backbone |
| Use Cases | Trolling boards, lead core, flatline fishing |
FAQ
What makes the Fox River 7’10” trolling rod different from other trolling rods?
The rod features a solid one-piece design with a soft tip and strong backbone, providing the ideal balance between sensitivity and power for trolling in various conditions.
Is this rod suitable for both inland lakes and large lakes like the Great Lakes?
Yes, the Fox River 7’10” rod is designed for use in both inland lakes and large bodies of water such as the Great Lakes, offering reliable performance in different environments.
Can this rod handle heavy fish during reeling?
Yes, the rod’s solid backbone provides enough strength to handle large fish while maintaining control during reeling.
Justin Vance –
I’ve used this rod for several seasons now on both lakes and rivers. The action is smooth and responsive, especially when trolling with lead core. It doesn’t surge the bait like some other rods do, which helps keep the fish in check during reeling.
Joan Peake –
Great length and balance. I use it for flatline fishing and it holds up well in windy conditions. The tip is soft enough to feel the bites, but strong enough to bring in larger fish without breaking.
Connor Rees –
This is my go-to rod for lake trolling. The one-piece design is durable and the action is just right—doesn’t feel stiff or too soft. Works well with both boards and lead core.