Challenger Bank III Travel Series Rods

Introducing our premium 3PC Travel Fishing Rod, "Black Hole USA Challenger Bank III Travel Series" - the perfect companion for your inshore fishing adventures. Compact and lightweight, this rod is designed with the traveling angler in mind. It easily breaks down into a convenient size for transport, yet when assembled, it provides the strength and flexibility you need for successful inshore fishing.

Crafted with high-quality materials including Nano Carbon, it offers superior durability to withstand the rigors of travel and frequent use. The sensitive tip allows for accurate casting and helps you detect even the slightest nibble, while the sturdy base gives you the power to reel in your catch.

Whether you’re casting off a pier, wading in the surf, or fishing from a boat or a kayak, our Challenger Bank III Travel Rod is your reliable partner. It’s not just a fishing rod, it’s a ticket to new experiences, a path to tranquil moments, and a tool for creating memories that last a lifetime.

1-piece Challenger Bank vs. 3-piece Challenger Bank III: 

Compared to the 1pc Challenger Bank series, the 3pc Challenger Bank III Travel rods offer more moderate fast action. While the 1pc Challenger Bank rods are fast action, the 3pc 763M (Medium) is considered a light-medium action, fitting between the 1pc Challenger Bank 701L (Light) and 731M (Medium). The 3pc 703UL (Ultra Light) fits between the 1pc Challenger Bank 691UL (Ultra Light) and the 701L (Light) with a more moderate fast action. Everyone who has used the 3pc Challenger Bank III Travel rods says they feel like solid 1pc rods.

Embark on your next journey with our Black Hole USA Challenger Bank III Travel Series Rod - because the world is your fishing spot.

703UL (Ultra Light):

Targets: Sea Bass, Fluke, Squid, Schoolie, Largemouth Bass, Trout, Pickerel, Blackfish (Tautog)

763M (Medium):

Targets: Fluke, Blackfish (Tautog), Seabass, Sea Trout, Red Fish, Calico Bass, Striped Bass, Cod, Yellowtail, Snapper, small Blackfin Tuna, Salmon, Blue Trevally, Bluefish, Small Halibut

NOTE: If the fish is over 20lb, don’t lift the rod more than 40 degrees.