My kakay fishing rods arrived today as promised from Richie! after I posted here about my new rods
This fella is a great ebay seller and I would recommend him to anyone! Here is a link to his fishing rods.
Anyway the first kayak fishing rod is a SHIMANO solara 6 ft baitcasting rod,
- Model Number SLC-60M2
- 7 Aluminium oxide lined rings
- Durable Aeroglass construction rod blank
- Graphite reel seat
- Comfortable cork handles
- Convenient hook keeper ( Base of top handle )
- Trigger grip
- Line weight 6-15lb
- Lure weight 1/4 - 3/4oz
- Power Medium
- Fast Action
- Gold/brown blank
- Black whippings with gold accents
I will use this for bottom fishing and lure work.
And the other kayak fishng rod is a FIN-NOR 6 foot Graphite Spinning rod
High Grade Portuguese Cork Grips
- Made by FIN-NOR, a high quality and respected brand in America
- 7 fully lined rings
- All rings ( except tip ring ) have 2 legs on the same side
- so as to not hamper the action of the rod
- Suitable for either fixed spool reels or the smaller multiplier reels
- Casting weights Approx 1/8 oz to 3/8 oz
- Ideal lines for this rod are 6 - 12 lbs
- Two piece cork handle
- 2 piece design so easily hidden in your car!
- Medium action but with plenty of lower down strength for the bigger fish
I will use this for lure / plugging.
I have sat in the Kayak and had a dry run (how sad), both rods are very fine in construction, with low down grunt. I just cannot wait to catch a fish on them. 3 lb bass will be top sprt, let alone when I hook a big one.
EDIT - 17/08/07 - I have been using the bait casting rod regulary now and i am delighted with the way it handles fish and lures (it casts a dexter wedge really well), its a really great rod and I cannot recommend it enough.
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April 25, 2025 at 00:57
good blog!!
link with me
April 24, 2025 at 15:09
Thank you very much for your comments.
Fishing jones is a great site!!
April 24, 2025 at 13:01
Liking your blog, very interesting - shame about the butt!!, similar to rolling over a section of your pole
Found you through Fishing Jones - will put a link to your blog up!
Cheers!
Nick