Offshore Angler™ Ocean Master® 3-Piece Travel Spinning Rods
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Lightweight IM-7 graphite 3-piece blanks feature Type I Slit Carbon Powerwall Construction, heavy-frame Fuji® Alconite guides, Fuji graphite reel seats, and lightweight triangular travel tubes. Actions suitable for everything from Alaskan rainbows and Bahamian bonefish to Florida tarpon and Brazilian peacock bass.
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| UL = Ultra Light |
| L = Light |
| M = Medium |
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Killshot77 Great 3 pc travaling Rod
Picked up this 7' med, 3 Pc travle rod from the Destin Bass Pro shop. landed a 12 lbs Snook in the Belize River the floowing week. The Snook had this rod Bent likea U, awesome rod!!
April 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Koch Best Bang for Buck
Nice Rod! I didn't know what I was getting my self into, but I'm glad I did. I pulled in a soft shell turtle in Lake Lanier, Sting Ray in Panama city, 2 Red Drums weighting 10-15 lbs! Nice rod for $$
March 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike533 Good solid spinning rod
I purchased this rod to use both on a recent trip to the Keys (redfish, snook) and for summer use for stripers up north. Solid feel for 3 piece, appears well made. Nice product.
January 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great Rod
Purchased the medium sized rod and fished for just about everything. Used at Cape Hatteres for blues and caught 200+ bluefish with no issues. Rod holds together great and used with Shimano Stratic 4000. Also use rod with Saragosa 8000 and caught bull reds and gag grouper. Lure weight range allows great range from small 1 oz jig heads to large topwater plugs for stripers and blues. Considering purchasing light version of this rod.
December 27, 2012
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I'm looking for a very versatile reel for fresh and salt water, mono and braid.Answers
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Under $150, check out Penn Battle, Shimano Sphero.
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I use a Penn 440 ssg for light ocean, inshore, and freshwater for bass, pike and walleye (I have a place in upstate NY by Lake Ontario and about 45 minutes from the St Lawrence River). I have been a Penn fan even when they had their "problems".Details:
Are the ceramic inserts on the guides rounded or flat on the inside edge where the line contacts?Thanks!
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The inside of the guides are rounded to a flat surface where the line touches the guides.Answers
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8 guides on the travel spin rodsA:
There is a total of 8 guides on the rod. Section 1 being the handle does not have any guides.Section 2, the middle section, has 3 guides.
Section 3, the top section, has 5 guides including the the tip eye.
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Total rod length assembled is 7 feet. Each section is a bit under 30 inches, and the case is 32 inchesA:
Each section is 29.5 inches in length, when put together the total length is 7ft 1/4in.A:
I have the 7-foot rod for 3/8 to 1-1/2 oz lures and 8-17 lb line. The three sections are 29-1/4" long and the assembled rod is 7 feet long. The protective case is 31-1/2" long.A:
This rod is 7 ft I thinkA:
Each section is about 29" for a total of 7 feet when assembled.1 of 1
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