NEW Shimano® Teramar® West Coast (WC) Inshore Casting Rods
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Shimano® Teramar® West Coast (WC) Inshore Casting Rods are beautifully balanced to meet the challenges of fishing artificials or live bait for calicoes, yellowtails, and sea bass. TC4 Construction® hybrid T-Glass/high modulus graphite blanks offer the right combination of castability, sensitivity, and raw pulling power needed to work your favorite technique. Premium Fuji® New Concept Alconite® guides are secured with Gudebrod™ thread wraps. Each rod also features a lightweight Fuji reel seat, hook keeper, and Grade A cork handle. Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty.
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M = Medium
MH = Medium Heavy
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Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2
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Rated 4 out of 5 by jbelow Between an Ugly Stick and High end graphite
If you would like a rod that is tuff as an Ugly stick and almost as nice as high end graphit rod. TC4 is a good step above Ugly stick Lite. Teramar rods are beautiful with nice cork and superior guides. The only reason that I give this rod 4 stars is because of price points. This rod is twice as nice as an Ugly Stick but yet cost a $100-$110 more and not catch fish any better.
April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ElGordo great rod
This is the second of these rods that I own. Light in weight and lots of back bone. I've fished the Sea of Cortez in baja, inshore in San Diego and fished the waters of the Colorado river. Worked great in every situation.
June 28, 2012
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I have a Quantum Energy model E101 SPTS on my 8' rod. It's identical to the Energy bass reel except for the Saltguard finish. I am very happy with this combo. If you prefer a larger reel, the 300 series Curado is an excellent choice. Like anything else, whatever you're comfortable with is what you should use. I hope this is helpful to you.1 of 1
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