Favorite Fishing White Bird Spinning Rod
Favorite Fishing White Bird Spinning Rod
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Six White Bird Models for Your Spinning Setup
The Favorite Fishing White Bird Spinning Rod combines IM24-ton carbon blanks, Multi-Layer Structure (MLS) technology, SiC guides, and cork handles. The lineup spans 6' to 7'3", with medium-light, medium, and medium-heavy options and a 7'3" two-piece model for transport and storage.
Compare the model-specific ratings before choosing your rod. The medium-light options feature slow actions, while the medium and medium-heavy models have moderate actions. Lure and line ranges vary by model, including between the two 7'3" medium-light configurations.
Key Features
- IM24-ton carbon blanks
- Multi-Layer Structure technology
- SiC guides
- Cork handles
- Six length, power, and configuration options
Model Specifications
- WBR-601M: 6'0", medium power, moderate action; rod weight 3.5 oz; lure rating 3/16–5/8 oz; line rating 6–12 lb.
- WBR-681ML: 6'8", medium-light power, slow action; rod weight 3.5 oz; lure rating 1/8–3/8 oz; line rating 4–10 lb.
- WBR-721MH: 7'2", medium-heavy power, moderate action; rod weight 4.7 oz; lure rating 1/4–3/4 oz; line rating 8–14 lb.
- WBR-731MH: 7'3", medium-heavy power, moderate action; rod weight 4.9 oz; lure rating 1/4–3/4 oz; line rating 8–14 lb.
- WBR-731ML: 7'3", medium-light power, slow action; rod weight 3.9 oz; lure rating 1/8–3/8 oz; line rating 4–10 lb.
- WBR-732ML: 7'3", two-piece, medium-light power, slow action; rod weight 4.2 oz; lure rating 1/4–5/16 oz; line rating 6–10 lb.
Choosing Your Setup
Pair your chosen model with a compatible spinning reel and select line and presentations within that rod's ratings. Count the weight of the complete rig, not just the lure body, when checking the lure range.
The WBR-681ML and WBR-731ML cover the lightest lure range in this lineup. For the two-piece WBR-732ML, follow its own narrower lure range rather than using the ratings of the one-piece 7'3" model. Seat the sections securely with the guides aligned, set your reel's drag, and check your line and knots before fishing.
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