Inshore Power pack - Spinning Combo
Inshore Power pack - Spinning Combo
The Inshore Power Pack is a purpose-built setup for serious inshore anglers who demand reliability, sensitivity, and ready-to-fish convenience. This all-in-one package brings together proven components designed to handle a wide range of coastal gamefish with confidence.
What’s in the box
- Blackfin Carbon Elite Split Grip Spinning Rod
- Daiwa BG5000 Spinning Reel
- R&R Tackle Flare Hawk Jig 1 oz
- R&R Tackle Flare Hawk Jig 1.5 oz
- R&R Tackle Flare Hawk Jig 2 oz
Target species and applications
Designed to tackle snook, redfish, tarpon, cobia, jack crevalle, and other inshore predators, this combo shines in a variety of coastal scenarios. Cast from docks, work along jetties, or sweep the beaches where inshore bites come fast and furious. The three jig weights ensure you’re prepared for shallow coves, mid-depth ambush zones, and deeper channels—all in one ready-to-fish package.
Why this package stands out
The synergy between a high-sensitivity Blackfin Carbon Elite Split Grip Spinning Rod and a saltwater-ready Daiwa BG5000 Spinning Reel translates to quicker bites and more confident pulls, even in windy or current-rich conditions. Included Flare Hawk Jigs from R&R Tackle provide proven lure action across a range of depths and tides, so you can adapt on the fly without swapping gear.
Key benefits
- Unified outfit designed for inshore versatility—from docks to beaches.
- Split grip carbon rod for precise feel and comfortable, all-day casting.
- Durable, smooth-operating Daiwa BG5000 reel built for saltwater performance.
- Three weight options (1 oz, 1.5 oz, 2 oz) to match current, depth, and target species.
- Three Flare Hawk jigs included, ready to fish out of the box.
How to use
Cast along structure-rich areas and edges where predators hunt. Start with a steady retrieve to tempt ambush fish, then vary speed and pause to trigger strikes. Choose the jig weight that matches water depth and current, ensuring your lure stays in the strike zone where snook, redfish, tarpon, cobia, and jack crevalle are feeding.