It looks like you’re referring to the Wild Water Model AX56-090-4 Rod and possibly a Series Reel. While I don’t have specific details on this exact model, here’s some general guidance on what to expect and how to proceed:
1. Wild Water AX56-090-4 Rod
– Type: Likely a spinning or casting rod (check the reel seat for compatibility).
– Length: The “090” may indicate 9 feet (common for surf or heavy freshwater fishing).
– Power/Action:
– AX56 could suggest a medium-heavy to heavy power.
– 4 might refer to the number of pieces (travel rod) or line weight rating.
– Best Use: Surf fishing, heavy freshwater (catfish, carp), or offshore applications.
2. Wild Water “Series” Reel
– If it’s part of a combo, the reel is likely a spinning reel (size 4000–6000 for surf fishing).
– Look for:
– Gear Ratio (e.g., 5.2:1 for versatility).
– Drag System (sealed vs. standard).
– Ball Bearings (4+ for smooth operation).
3. Confirming Specifications
– Check the rod blank for markings (line weight, lure weight).
– Search for “Wild Water AX56-090-4 manual” or product listings online.
– Contact Wild Water’s customer support if the brand is still active.
4. Alternatives if Info is Unavailable
– Pair the rod with a 5000-size spinning reel (e.g., Penn Battle III, Daiwa BG) if used for saltwater.
– For freshwater, a 4000-size reel with 15–20 lb braid should work.
Would you like help identifying a comparable rod/reel if this model is discontinued?