Penn® Allegiance™ Inshore Spinning Rods
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- Strong, lightweight 100% graphite blank
- Premium Fuji® aluminum oxide guides
- Fast, fine-tuned tip actions
- Sturdy graphite reel seat
- Contoured EVA grips
An affordable 100% graphite series for targeting tarpon, redfish, speckled trout, and snook in shallow water. Each rod in the series is built on an incredibly strong, lightweight 100% graphite blank topped with premium Fuji® aluminum oxide guides. Fast, fine-tuned tip actions deliver superb feel and castability. Rod also features a sturdy graphite reel seat and contoured EVA grips for maximum comfort and control.
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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 3
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Rated 5 out of 5 nice buy
i paired the 7'6" model with a shimano stradic and 15 pound braid line. it has not let me down yet. this rod is extremely sensitive but somehow still manages to get a solid hookset almost every time. i use 5/0 gama. superline hooks for texas rigs so i need a rod with some backbone. bottom line is this rod is a solid buy versus anything else in its price range.
January 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by rfsdave Awsome pole
I bought this pole on recomendation of a fishing buddy.
I have model ALLIN1530S70 coupled with a Penn Battle 5000 and 30 Lb power pro braid.
First off, the rod is beautiful.The main color is grey,and the secondary colors are black and red. I think the Battle 5000 (or equivilant) is the perfect size reel for this rod.
This rod is light, and very sensitive. So sensitive, I can easily tell if my lure is "swimming" correctly by the feel. Any weed or tangle, you won't feel the lure "swimming". You can feel without a doubt, every time a fish "hits" or is "on".
This rod also has a strong "backbone" meaning it doesn't bend right over if you hook up a larger fish.
I normaly bring two or three rods fishing, and I find myself always reaching for this one first.
I wish they made a smaller version I could put my Battle 2000 on for fresh water, or schoolie stripers and blues.
August 14, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by AdamF weak and fragile
I bought the 1017S76 to use with my Okuma Coronado 40 reel. The rod is rated for 30 lb braided line, which is exactly what my reel was spooled with. I went to set the drag at 12 lbs, and before I even got to 12 lbs, the rod broke in 2 places between the grip and the 1st guide.
July 27, 2012
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yes if you get the heaviest version and use your reels drag properlyAnswers
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Correction: The Allegiance rods are all one piece!
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Yes, the Alliance rods are all one-piece rods.Answers
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I would personally go for the 7' (15-30lb) and put 30 - 50lb braid on the reel. You don't mention what you will be targeting, but the 650ssm size reel is for targeting larger fish. - David W1 of 1
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