Shimano Convergence Spinning Freshwater Rod - CVSF56UL2A is Special Order (ships in 5-7 business days)

The CVSF56UL2A is one model of the Shimano Convergence Spinning rod series. It is 5’6” long, made up of two pieces, and has ultralight power with medium fast action, making it suitable for fishing small spinners, jigs, soons and bait. The rod is great for catching fish is rivers, streams and lakes. The blank is made from IM-6 Graphite, and the reel seat is of a graphite composite.  The line rating of this model is 2 to 6 pounds and it has a lure rating of 1/32 – 3/16 ounces.  Other features include a hook keeper and lightweight EVA butt cap.

Features of the Shimano CVSF56UL2A:

5'6" / 2 Piece

Ultralight Power

Medium Fast Action

2 - 6 lb. Test

1/32 - 3/16 oz. Lure 

6 Guides

Handle Style A

Fuji New Concept Aluminum Oxide Guides

Convenient hook keeper

Gudebrod Thread Wrapped Guides

Grade A Cork Handles

Lifetime Warranty

Warranty Information:
Shimano warrants to the original retail purchaser that this rod will be free from non-conformities in materials and workmanship. Shimano's sole obligation under this Limited Lifetime Warranty is to repair or replace, at Shimano's option, a non-conforming rod at no cost to the original retail purchaser other than the cost of packing, insuring, and shipping the rod to Shimano. This Limited Lifetime Warranty will be considered VOID if the rod is found to have been subjected to repairs not authorized by Shimano, or if it has been modified, neglected, improperly maintained, misused, abused, or the appearance of the product reveals damage by your failure to provide proper maintenance.

To request warranty repairs on a United States warranty claim, send your rod, postage prepaid, to Shimano or return it to the retailer that it was purchased from. To request warranty repairs on a Canadian warranty claim, send your rod, postage prepaid to Shimano. All warranty requests must be accompanied by a valid dated sales receipt and a brief note describing the difficulty you are experiencing with the rod in as much detail as possible.