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Eagle Claw Cat Claw 2.0 Catfish Rod

Unleash the Power to Tame Trophy Catfish with Every Cast

Style: Spinning

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Typical delivery times range from 5 to 7 days

Experience Unmatched Power and Sensitivity for Trophy Catfish

The Eagle Claw Cat Claw 2.0 is engineered specifically for catfish anglers who demand a rod that combines the perfect blend of power and sensitivity. Built on a carbon-blended blank, this rod ensures you feel even the lightest bites while providing the muscle needed to battle and land large catfish. Whether you’re a seasoned tournament angler or just starting out, the Cat Claw 2.0 offers performance that you can trust at an unbeatable value.

Top Reasons Top Catfish Anglers Love These Rods

  • Built for Catfish: Designed with the strength and action to handle the toughest catfish in freshwater environments.
  • Powerful Carbon-Blended Blank: The rod’s construction delivers superior sensitivity without sacrificing the power needed for big fish.
  • Perfect for Bottom Fishing: Optimized for bottom fishing with live or cut bait, making it the ideal choice for river and lake catfish.
  • Designed for All Skill Levels: A great option for beginners and experts alike, offering performance that meets the needs of novice and tournament anglers.

With the Eagle Claw Cat Claw 2.0, you’re not just buying a fishing rod; you’re investing in a tool that’s been meticulously designed to bring out the best in your catfishing adventures. Whether you’re targeting channel cats, blues, or flatheads, this rod is built to deliver.

Model # Style Length Sections Power Action Line Weight
ECCAT76C Casting 7'6" 2 Piece Medium Heavy Moderate Fast 14-25 lb
ECCAT76S Spinning 7'6" 2 Piece Medium Heavy Moderate Fast 14-25 lb

Want to learn more about how the Eagle Claw Cat Claw 2.0 can elevate your catfishing game? Check out our detailed blog post where we dive deeper into the features, techniques, and success stories from anglers who swear by this rod. Read the full article here.


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