Fiblink3-Piece Spinning Rod Heavy Spinning Fishing Rod Portable Fishing Rod Graphite Spin Rod (30-50 Pound Test)

Bang for the buck!I purchased 2 fiblink 6” fishing rods and it has been the best decision for my fishing trips.It comes in a convenient bag that allows me to pack it and carry it with ease. The rod is split in 3 parts, which is incredibly convenient for trips that require me to fly. I purchase 1 single bag, and store it inside it at no extra cost.I use a Penn Slammer IV 6500 and a Spinfisher5000, which work great with the rod.I’ve used it for trolling as well. Surprisingly, it worked great! Fought with a 30 pound tuna with no problem.I’ve used in lakes and the pacific ocean. Works great in both.It is strong, sturdy and practical. For the price, you can’t beat it! Amazing quality for the price.I will be using Fiblink products only!

Fast delivery ,appears to be good quality product. I will be a better judge of this rod once I get to try it out and hook the big one. LOL

Buena presentación y cumple con las expectativas que tenía.

Purchased the 7', 3-piece. It is described as a 'spinning' rod. But the rod is somewhat caught in between a boat rod and a casting rod. It's just too stiff of a rod to use for distance casting. Also, the first guide is somewhat small for the spinning reel size one would use (6000 or larger). So I wouldn't pair it with a spinning reel.However, my needs were:1. Easy to travel with2. Versatility to use as a boat rod for either bottom fishing or bait casting or trolling3. Capable of landing fish to 40 pounds.It is capable of all three. Its three pieces were compact in the case that came with the rod. It won't fit into a checked bag but I easily carried it on board a plane as a personal item. I paired it with a Penn Rival 15LW (it can certainly take a larger reel but I need to travel with minimal weight and size, so I went with this reel). I practiced casting with it in the backyard using a 1-ounce sinker. I could get 30-40yds distance. So, yes you can cast with this rod. If you needed to put a spinning reel on it, you could - but it's best paired with a smooth casting conventional reel. This is NOT a surf casting rod - not enough whip in the upper portion of the rod. I used it for trolling and bottom fishing in the Florida Keys with jigs, spoons, umbrella rigs. I didn't catch a fish on this specific rod but it would do well for anything from 5lbs (overkill for this size fish, yes) up to 50lbs or more. It's also a very handsome looking rod if that matters to use.

Très bonne qualite