Shimano Talavera Inshore Spinning Rods
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| Model TD Code | Type | Length | Power | Action | Line Weight | Lure Weight | Foregrip Length | Reargrip Length | Price |
| TESISX66MC SHM-4147 | Spinning | 6'6'' 1 pc | Medium | Fast | 8-15lb | 1/4-5/8oz | 0.7in | 8in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS66MHC SHM-4148 | Spinning | 6'6'' 1 pc | Medium Heavy | Fast | 12-25lb | 1/2-1oz | 0.7in | 8in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS70MC SHM-4149 | Spinning | 7' 1 pc | Medium | Fast | 8-15lb | 1/4-5/8oz | 1in | 9in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS70MHC SHM-4150 | Spinning | 7' 1 pc | Medium Heavy | Fast | 12-25lb | 1/2-1oz | 1in | 9in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS70HC SHM-4151 | Spinning | 7' 1 pc | Heavy | Fast | 15-30lb | 1/2-1 3/4oz | 1in | 9in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS76MHC SHM-4152 | Spinning | 7'6'' 1 pc | Medium Heavy | Fast | 12-25lb | 1/2-1oz | 1.25in | 10in | $99.99 USD | ||
| TESIS80XHC SHM-4153 | Spinning | 8' 1 pc | X-Heavy | Fast | 15-30lb | 3/4-3oz | 2.5in | 13in | $119.99 USD | ||
Designed to target the full range of inshore species from New England to the Gulf Coast, the Shimano Talavera Inshore Spinning Rods are a versatile and affordable option for any backwater or near-shore angler. The Talavera Inshore series features an array of lengths and power ratings to cater towards use with a variety of baits and lures. Models range from those light enough to present small jigs and soft plastics on the flats to more powerful rods for slinging large plugs to big stripers or snook. There's even the perfect model for drifting live baits for tarpon. The Talavera's strong, lightweight blank is wrapped with SeaGuide Zirconia guides for rock solid durability and optimized casting performance. All models feature comfortable full-grip cork handles and a tried and true Fuji reel seat. The 6-1/2 foot through 7-1/2 foot models are fitted with a soft, compressed cork butt end for better comfort when fighting fish with the rod butt against your waist or mid-section, while the 8 foot model features a rubber gimbal that securely fits into a rod holder or a fighting belt for additional support.
4.5 Stars based on 6 reviews
By Tyler
Texas
Overall great rod
June 10, 2022
This rod is ordinary I use the 7ft m paired with my shimano stradic 3000 and it’s a beast I’ve used this rod from jetty fishing for tarpon to bottom fishing for gag grouper I like it’s too action and it’s been overall great rod.
Pros
- Lightweight and durable
Cons
- Reel seat doesn?t go on tight enough
By daniel e.
California
Beautiful Rod
January 18, 2022
Haven't used yet got this rod for fishing around Catalina Island for surface fishing in summer time will pair it up with Shimano 4000 Stradic
By Skyler
texas
great rod
October 4, 2021
I recently bought this rod in a mh and it is great but my first time using it for drum the whole guide broke off but overall great rod
By Chris
Mission Viejo, California
Love this rod!
August 26, 2021
I paired this rod (Shimano TESIS70MHC) with a Daiwa Saltist Back Bay 4000 for some local SoCal calico and sand bass fishing. This set-up performed beyond my expectations and I can't wait to get out on the ocean again. The quality of this rod exceeds it's price point and I am extremely happy with my purchase.
Pros
- High Quality
Cons
- None
By gotuat
long island
7 foot heavy(1/2-1 3/4)
May 14, 2021
The rod is an unbelievably great value and %100 percent will cast its stated range. That being said it is tip heavy so id reccomend pairing it with a 4000 size shimano reel or 3000 size daiwa to balance it or in general a 10+ oz. reel. Powerful enough to easily subdue big blue fish, sensitive enough to feel tiny porgy nibbles.
Pros
- great value, nice size rear grip for kayak fishing, very powerful
Cons
- tip heavy but when balanced it feels great
By Andrew
Naples, FL
Nice
January 23, 2021
Light weight rod with a stiff backbone. Nice rod for the price.
9 Questions &
9 Answers
steve
from belmar asked:
November 14, 2019
is the 7,6 MH too light for snag and drop bunker and casting large soft plastics for stripers?
1 Answer
It really depends on the rod but a medium heavy or heavy would work. With this specific rod I would use a heavy.
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on November 15, 2019
Steven
from Belmar asked:
November 12, 2019
Can I use the 7,6 MH for seabass jigging with 2-4 oz jigs? Also would YHE daiwa BG 3000 fit on this
1 Answer
The BG 3000 would pair nicely with this rod however 2-4 oz jigs would be too heavy for this rod. If you are using heavier jigs in deeper water. Check out the trevalas they have heavier blanks for heavier jigs.
Submitted by:
Alyssa Madosky
on November 12, 2019
Miles
from Palm coast FL asked:
October 15, 2019
Can I pair this with a shimano saragosa 8000?
1 Answer
Paired with a heavy power Talavera the 8000 would pair well
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on October 16, 2019
Guadalupe Olvera
from Harlingen, Texas asked:
April 27, 2019
Can I pair up a Finor Offshore 55 or 65 with this rod?
1 Answer
It would pair up with the heavy and the x-heavy
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on April 29, 2019
Tyler
from quincy, massachusset asked:
December 22, 2018
whats the lure rating for the heavy 7ft talavera I'm looking to cast heavy plastics like the 13'' hogys and maybe big live eels not and again
1 Answer
Shimano doesn't list a lure rating for the Shimano Talavera Inshore Spinning Rods
Submitted by:
Bernie
on December 27, 2018
Matt
from Delaware asked:
May 8, 2022
Would the 8 XH pair well with Spheros 6000 and be stout enough to catch cobia and mahi? Or would the 7 H model be better suited?
1 Answer
Hi Matt, Based on your fishing application I would recommend a Shimano TESIS80XHC Talavera Inshore Spinning Rod. However, since this is currently sold out I would also recommend a Shimano TMS-80H Teramar Inshore Southeast Spinning Rod. https://www.tackledirect.com/tms80h.html This would also pair well with a Saragosa 6000 SW and be ideal for targeting Cobia and Mahi. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by:
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 10, 2022
Ash
from Santa Barbara CA asked:
April 19, 2020
Which blank would be best between the 7'6" MH and 8'XH
for 1oz dropshot and up to 1oz jerkbaits
for halibut in the bays and surf? Also which rod would pair best
with the shimano sustain 5000 2017?
1 Answer
Hello Ash,
The answer to both of your questions would be the 7'6" MH model. Light enough to handle smaller baits while giving you all of the power you will need in case you (hopefully) hook into a bigger fish. It will also pair perfect with the 5000 Sustain.
Thank you for the question, ,tight lines!
Submitted by:
B. Smith
on May 11, 2020
Engin
from North Palm Beach, Fl asked:
September 2, 2019
Will the 7’-6 MH and the 8’ XH fit the new BG 5000 reel?
1 Answer
Yes the BG5000 will fit either of those rods.
Submitted by:
Tyler Bennett
on September 25, 2019
Jim
from Portsmouth, NH asked:
March 8, 2018
Is the TESIS70MB a good match for a Shimano BTR 6000 spinning reel? I fish for striped bass inshore and use lures and soft plastics up to 2 ounces.
1 Answer
The Shimano TESIS70MB Talavera Inshore Spinning Rod would be a even match when pairing it with the Shimano Baitrunner 6000. Using this combo for soft plastics and lures up to 2 oz would be ideal for this setup.
Submitted by:
Donald
on March 9, 2018
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