Penn Ally Boat Rods
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Penn Ally Boat Rods are constructed with a one-piece tubular glass blank and a solid tip to help prevent breakage.
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| Model TD Code | Length & Type | Line Weight (lb) | Guides + Tip | Type of Guides | Handle Material | Handle | Gimbal | Price |
| ALLBW1220S70 PEN-1231 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Spinning | 12-20 | 6+1 | Fuji SV | EVA | A | Rubber | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW1530S70 PEN-1232 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Spinning | 15-30 | 6+1 | Fuji SV | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW3050S70 PEN-1233 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Spinning | 30-50 | 6+1 | Fuji SV | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW1020C70LB PEN-1234 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Conventional Live Bait | 10-20 | 8+1 | Fuji N | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW1525C70LB PEN-1235 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Conventional Live Bait | 15-25 | 8+1 | Fuji N | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW2040C70LB PEN-1236 | 7'0'', 1 pc. Conventional Live Bait | 20-40 | 8+1 | Fuji N | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $99.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW2050C56 PEN-1237 | 5'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 20-50 | 5+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW2050C60RS PEN-1238 | 6'0'', 1 pc. Standup Trolling | 20-50 | 6+1 | Pac Bay Roller/Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $149.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW2050C66 PEN-1239 | 6'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 20-50 | 7+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | B | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW3080C56 PEN-1240 | 5'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 30-80 | 5+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW3080C60RS PEN-1241 | 6'0'', 1 pc. Standup Trolling | 30-80 | 6+1 | Pac Bay Roller/Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $149.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW3080C66 PEN-1242 | 6'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 30-80 | 7+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW50100C56 PEN-1243 | 5'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 50-100 | 5+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW50100C60RS PEN-1244 | 6'0'', 1 pc. Standup Trolling | 50-100 | 6+1 | Pac Bay Roller/Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $149.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW50100C66 PEN-1245 | 6'6'', 1 pc. Conventional | 50-100 | 7+1 | Fuji LR | EVA/Slick Butt | C | Aluminum | $119.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW50100C60BB PEN-1517 | 6'0'', 2 pc. Conventional | 50-100 | 6+1 | Pac Bay Roller/Fuji LR | EVA/Aluminum (Bent Butt) | D | Metal Butt | $249.95 USD | |||
| ALLBW3080C60BB PEN-1518 | 6'0'', 2 pc. Conventional | 30-80 | 6+1 | Pac Bay Roller/Fuji LR | EVA/Aluminum (Bent Butt) | D | Metal Butt | $249.95 USD | |||
Penn Ally Boat Rods are constructed with a one-piece tubular glass blank and a solid tip to help prevent breakage. For line management Penn has added Fuji stainless steel guides with aluminum oxide inserts. Standup models feature both Fuji guides and Pac Bay rollers. For added comfort, Ally rods feature PENN?s Triangular-shaped EVA Torque foregrip to reduce rod rotation while under pressure. Heavy duty graphite and machined aluminum reel seats keep a secure grip on the reel, while an aluminum gimbal provides added strength and a secure connection during the fight.
4.5 Stars based on 19 reviews
By Ashley
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Good trolling rod
November 17, 2016
Great quality for a reasonable price, I bought 2 of these use them for Sailfish
By David
Centennial, CO
Perfect for Sailfish and Blue Marlin.
June 11, 2022
I use this rod for trolling for Sailfish and Blue Marlin and a fantastic rod for the money. Overall built as good or better than rods that cost twice as much.
By mark
Florida,boca grande !!!!
top rated construction !!!!!
February 21, 2022
makes excellent shark rod !!! i really love it !
By Ryan
Newark, DE
Great boat or Land based shark rod
November 6, 2021
Great boat or Land based shark rod. Picked this rod up for land based shark fishing. Very powerful. Clean construction and very good components.
Pros
- Very strong and cleanly wrapped.
Cons
- Heavy.
By Francisco g.
Canada
Ally spinning 15-30 7ft
May 11, 2021
Dont like it at all,,heavy rod ,,way to heavy ,,I will go back on penn carnage for spinning,,lots of better rod on the market than Penn..better put more money and buying quality..
By John
West Coast
Beefy rod
February 23, 2021
Beefy rod, but feels good and is light.
By David R.
Miami Gardens, FL
I like
May 9, 2019
great rods... I have two of them and have caught some big fish on them... light weight and easy to use / setup... I have it setup with two Penn Two speed reels...
Pros
- Strong Rod
Cons
- ummmmmmm?€? none
By David
New Bern, NC
My third Ally purchase
October 25, 2018
I purchased this rod to pair with a Penn International 80W. The rod is a great match for the offshore setup I needed. This is my third Ally rod. I love the look and performance of the rods.
By Gregory
East Marion, NY
Rod Broke on 58lb Bluefin Tuna
August 27, 2018
using 80lb braid with a butterfly jig.. the rod broke. I have 4 of them and they have been only used 4 times this year.. I've never had a rod break ever...
Pros
- Price
Cons
- It broke.
By Luis e.
La Paz baja sur mexico
EXELENTES
June 23, 2018
Excellent rods and caught dolphins and stripe MARLIN I hope to try it soon with a BLUE or BLACK
Pros
- Perfect
Cons
- Nothing
By Tony
Houston, Texas
Penn Ally Review
September 7, 2017
I purchased two of the Penn Ally rods recently for a Long Range Tuna Trip out of San Diego CA. It was a good move having these rods ready for the Big Bluefin Tuna action. These rods worded perfect for landing these large Tuna in the 100-200 pound range, with plenty of action and enough stamina to get them boat side quickly while coupled to a quality reel. The grips and butt length are perfect for belt or rail fishing, comfortable for the long fight. The grip and rod combination support larger reel well, for this outing I fitted one of my 25 size reels when attached to these rods had good balance.
Pros
- Good, quality and finish. Grips are perfect. The rollers seem durable and are smooth, the clearance is tight so braid is not a problem. The guides are perfectly aligned. The weight of these rods is excellent, light yet powerful.
Cons
- I would like to see this Ally rod in a 6'6" length.
By Joe
Pennsburg, PA
For that white marlin bite
June 7, 2016
A good rod for the white marlin battle. Pairs nicely with the Penn FTH40NLDHS Lever Drag Reel
By Matt
,
Great rod for the money
May 8, 2016
Just got it feels great, built solid and I can't wait to use it
By Tyler
Beaufort, South Carolina
Sensative
May 1, 2016
Used on a 50w and the tip is still sensative enough to feel anything on the other end of the line
Pros
- Sensativity and feel in hand
Cons
- For being a 50-100 i would think its to flexible for anything bigger than a 50w
By Steven
Newmarket NH
Good quality
October 30, 2015
I haven't had the chance to use it yet but it is well built and can't wait to land some stripers next season
10 Questions &
11 Answers
Anthony
from San Diego, California asked:
February 4, 2020
Would this be a good rod for big bluefin tuna out in San Diego? If so which one? I'd be using 30VISW.
1 Answer
Yes it would be a good trolling rod and the 30-80 pound rated rod would be good for mid-large size Tuna.
Submitted by:
Ryan Henry
on February 5, 2020
George Davis
from Texas asked:
November 28, 2019
What penn trolling rod comes with roller guide at tip?
2 Answers
ALLBW3080C60BB, ALLBW80250C60DD, and ALLBW50100C60BB
Submitted by:
Ethan
on November 29, 2019
Any that under "guides" tab says "pacbay roller"
Submitted by:
Alyssa Madosky
on November 29, 2019
Emit Lao
from Philippines asked:
October 17, 2018
it is a roller tipped?
1 Answer
The tip is not a roller
Submitted by:
Bernie
on October 17, 2018
Ed
from Newbury, MA asked:
October 8, 2018
What models have a bent butt
1 Answer
Models listed with the "D" handle have the bent butt
Submitted by:
Bernie
on October 10, 2018
Dustin Landau
from KS asked:
January 11, 2022
What's the best rod to match up with a USA Penn 113H 4/0 reel for 40-50lb sharks, 20-40lb grouper being likely the largest fish (outside chance of maybe bigger) for dropping off boat, bottom fishing, shorter casts, and a little trolling?
1 Answer
Hi Dustin, Based on your fishing application, I would recommend the Penn ALLBW3080C66 Ally Conventional Boat Rod. https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-allbw3080c66-ally-boat-rod-conventional.html This rod will be able to land sharks, grouper and other species and be great for trolling and other fishing applications. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on January 12, 2022
Noah
from Louisiana asked:
November 15, 2021
Would the 66 50-100lb pair well with an Avet 30 EXW
1 Answer
Hi Noah, Depending on your fishing application, I would recommend the 6ft 30-80lb class Penn Ally Boat rod. Specificially model: ALLBW3080C60RS; TackleDirect Code: PEN-1241. https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-allbw3080c60rs-ally-boat-rod-conventional.html. This rod will pair well with the Avet EX 30W and can be used in various trolling applications. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on November 17, 2021
Dan
from NY asked:
February 9, 2021
Which one would be good for trolling wire line 30lb class
1 Answer
For wireline I would go with the Tony Maja Rods.
https://www.tackledirect.com/tony-maja-custom-mojo-rod.html
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on February 10, 2021
etel
from acapulco asked:
January 19, 2021
what rod recommend for a Penn international VI 50 VISW?
1 Answer
I would recommend pairing it with a TackleDirect TDPS605080SIN Platinum Hook Conventional Standup Rod.
https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdps605080sin-platinum-hook-rod.html
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 20, 2021
Keith purvis
from Palm coast , Fl asked:
October 20, 2020
What rod is best for penn squall 30 2 speed for wahoo or tuna and some mahi
1 Answer
I would recommend a rod in the 30-80# class as the sweet spot with the reel you're using
Submitted by:
Alex T
on October 23, 2020
Chris
from Dustin Florida asked:
May 11, 2017
Which reel is best with the penn ally 7' 30-50# for sharks the diawa bg 6500 or 8000?
1 Answer
The Daiwa BG 8000 would be a better fit for the 7' 30-50 line weight rod.
Submitted by:
Donald
on May 12, 2017
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