Shimano Tallus Blue Water Saltwater Conventional Rods
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| Model TD Code | Type Length | Power | Action | Power Pro Line Capacity (#Test/Yards) | Guide Type | Gimbal | Blank Color | # of Guides | Price |
| TLC66MHBBL SHM-2454 | Casting 6'6 | Medium Heavy | Fast | 50-100 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+8 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC66HBBL SHM-2455 | Casting 6'6 | Heavy | Fast | 50-150 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+8 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC66XHBBL SHM-2456 | Casting 6'6 | Extra Heavy | Fast | 65-200 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+8 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC66XXHBBL SHM-2457 | Casting 6'6 | Extra Extra Heavy | Fast | 80-200 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+8 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC70MBBL SHM-2458 | Casting 7'0 | Medium | Fast | 30-65 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | None | Blue | Tip+9 | $159.99 USD | ||
| TLC70MHBBL SHM-2459 | Casting 7'0 | Medium Heavy | Fast | 40-80 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | None | Blue | Tip+9 | $159.99 USD | ||
| TLC70HBBL SHM-2460 | Casting 7'0 | Heavy | Fast | 50-100 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+9 | $159.99 USD | ||
| TLC70XHBBL SHM-2461 | Casting 7'0 | Extra Heavy | Fast | 65-200 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | Yes | Blue | Tip+9 | $159.99 USD | ||
| TLC80MBBL SHM-2463 | Casting 8'0 | Medium | Fast | 30-65 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | None | Blue | Tip+10 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC80MHBBL SHM-2464 | Casting 8'0 | Medium Heavy | Fast | 40-80 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | None | Blue | Tip+10 | $169.99 USD | ||
| TLC80HBBL SHM-2465 | Casting 8'0 | Heavy | Fast | 50-100 | Fuji Aluminum Oxide | None | Blue | Tip+10 | $169.99 USD | ||
Shimano Tallus Blue Water Conventional Rods are built with Shimano?s cutting-edge TC4 blanks offering the durability, power, and sensitivity that you would not expect out of such a lightweight fishing rod. They?re designed to take advantage of PowerPro braided lines for exceptional sensitivity and pulling power, whether for inshore or offshore applications. Tallus Conventional Rods feature Fuji aluminum oxide guides with stainless steel frames and EVA foam grips offering superior comfort and durability. TackleDirect offers Shimano Tallus rods in a wide variety of lengths ranging from 6?6? all the way up to 8?, ensuring there will be a model to suit your specific needs.
Shimano Tallus Blue Water Saltwater Conventional Rod Features:- Fuji Aluminum Oxide Guides
- Tip + 8-10 guides
- Shimano reel seat
- EVA Grip material
- Actions for fishing PowerPro Braid
5 Stars based on 45 reviews
By Erik
PIne Beach, NJ
TALLUS
July 30, 2022
Heavy rod works great on 60 lb. Tuna
Pros
- Sturdy durable
Cons
- No hook holder
By feng
west palm beach, FL
Very good
October 19, 2021
Nice
By Josh
Alabama
Wonderful
September 3, 2021
I love this rod. Well balanced, strong backbone with sensitivity
By Jason
Temecula, CA
Solid rod for big fish
August 21, 2021
Landed a 130 lb blue fun on this rod with straight 100lb braid and heavy leader I was able to fight and land the fish quick.
By Casey
Pt. Judith RI
Multipurpose rod
August 13, 2021
Purchased this rod and paired it with a pen torque 300. It performs flawlessly when jigging for bluefin tuna and have caught fish up to 60” on it. It also is sensitive enough that it works well as a bottom fishing rod for cod and haddock. Even found a needle in a haystack and hooked a 200 pound class Thresher vertical jigging for cod and this rod had more than enough to do battle.
Pros
- Extremely light
Cons
- Would prefer a stranger reel seat but with a reel clamp installed it?s a non issue.
By Anonymous
Oklahoma City
Nice feel but poor quality
August 2, 2021
I really like the weight and action of the rod. The real seat came loose on my first time using it so I don't believe the quality is there.
Pros
- Action, Weight
Cons
- quality
By Fishy
Ga
Fishing rod
July 11, 2021
Have 3 of these rods 1 spinning and 2 conventional with this particular rod opted for the xhvy should have gone with just Hvy it’s a broom handle alight but it will do using for snappers and groupers These rods are very well built definitely a better option over the terez rods
Pros
- Light
- Well made
- Fish all day
Cons
- For me to stiff
By JD
Greenville, SC
Fantastic Boat Rod
May 11, 2021
Nice fit and finish plus grip ergonomics. Light and strong. Have not caught a fish big enough to test it thoroughly yet.
Pros
- grip, action, fit and finish.
Cons
- No hook keeper on the model I purchased.
By John
CA
Tuna killer!
April 7, 2021
Really nice rod for the money. Good value, good quality.
By Derek
Ipswich, MA
Feels great
March 21, 2021
Nice action balanced perfect
By James
,
Strong and Light
December 12, 2020
66XH paired with a Tekota for rockfish, halibut, kayak dropper. Won't fatigue you after hours at the rail, plenty of strength to winch up anything from the bottom.
By James B.
California
Shimano Tallus Rod
September 6, 2020
Nice rod very light good action
By Rashod C.
Maryland
Great product
July 25, 2020
Light but very strong back bone
Pros
- Weight
Cons
- I like the butt of the rod to be slightly longer
By Andrew
Philadelphia, PA
Great Rod
May 19, 2020
Bought a two of these (one conventional and one spinning) a couple of years ago and no complaints. Great for live baiting from NJ piers. Both paired with Shimano reels and Power Pro. Handles very nicely.
By Michael S.
North Carolina
TLC70MBBL
April 4, 2020
Great rods strong and great action
Pros
- Built to last
Cons
- NONE
53 Questions &
54 Answers
EliĂş Campos
from Cozumel Quintana Roo asked:
June 16, 2019
Works for trolling ?
1 Answer
This rod can be used for trolling depending on the model.Â
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on June 19, 2019
Adam
from California asked:
June 1, 2019
Is the TLCH80bbl good enough for big bluefin 50-100lb range
1 Answer
you would need the heavy or the extra heavy model.Â
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on June 5, 2019
Lance
from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina asked:
May 3, 2019
Hi, I primarily fish out of South Carolina in the spring and summer months. Offshore, we mainly reel in large mackerel, jack crevalle, tarpon, sometimes tuna, and an overwhelming variety of medium-large sized sharks. I was wondering if you believed this rod would handle fish 65-130lbs well and if so which model? Thanks in advance.
1 Answer
The 6'6' heavy would be a good choice for a variety of fishÂ
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on May 8, 2019
Mike
from Santa rosa , California asked:
March 27, 2019
What do you recommend for salmon in north California useing down riggers trolling on the tallus blue watter series?
1 Answer
If you plan on using the rods as downriggers then the 8 foot medium heavy or 8 foot heavy would be a good choiceÂ
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on April 17, 2019
Mike
from Powder Springs, GA asked:
January 10, 2019
Hello, I'm interested in the shimano tallus 80 size rod. I frequent partyboat trips out of Florida throughout the year. I'm a big fan of the shimano trevala series, which I have 3 models, and enjoy them. But, it seems to be a little short for party boats, my belief is, I would have better hook sets and it will be easier to get snappers into the boat with a taller rod. I see the west coast using 8ft rods for long range trips and shimano even has a westcoast rod. So, shouldn't I be able to use the tallus 80 size rod with a talica 16 for bottom fishing?
What are your thoughts?
1 Answer
No reason you can't use a 8 foot rod it will give you a little more control over the fish once hooked.
Submitted by:
Bernie
on January 11, 2019
Michael
from KY asked:
December 31, 2018
I just bought a Penn fathom 40NLD2 looking to pair with a rod I could take to florida for multi species use. looking at the 7' XH. thoughts on this?
1 Answer
That would make a great well balanced pair
Submitted by:
Bernie
on January 4, 2019
Rick
from Fort Lauderdale FL asked:
December 28, 2018
Which rod would be best paired with a Saltiga 40A. Head boat use.
1 Answer
The 6'6" heavy or the extra heavy
Submitted by:
Bernie
on January 9, 2019
David
from North Carolina asked:
December 21, 2018
What would be the best model for a king mackerel pin rig fighting rod?
1 Answer
In this model the 7'0" MH would be your best option
Submitted by:
Bernie
on December 22, 2018
Bill Banks
from New Jersey asked:
December 15, 2018
Trolling up to 30oz mojo. 7â€â"˘ MH or H?
1 Answer
Go for the heavy
Submitted by:
Bernie
on December 17, 2018
dohyun yi
from pa asked:
August 22, 2018
I trying to get rod and reel set up for black fish in NJ.
TLC66MHBBL with Shimano TOR16HGA.
some of my friend say get Heavy Rod. Can't decide.
1 Answer
what you selected as a pairing would work great but all you'll need is a medium heavy unless your fishing fast moving tides and deep water then I would suggest the heavy.
Submitted by:
Bernie
on August 31, 2018
ben
from GA asked:
July 2, 2018
should I go with 6'6'' H or 6'6''XH for grouper fishing at 240-300 feet deep of water in Florida charter? i would be pair it with shimano talica 8ii two speed reel.
1 Answer
The talica 8ii will pair with great with the 6'6" heavy tallus blue water
Submitted by:
Bernie
on July 4, 2018
Kevin
from New Smyrna, Florida asked:
June 13, 2021
Do the heavy and extra heavy models come with an aluminum reel seat?
What is the difference between Tallus and Trevala? Trevala is advertised as a jigging rod but on paper many of the models appear exactly the same between Trevala and Tallus. Are there any differences in the blanks and rod components?
Intending to use for grouper and amberjack with a Speedmaster 12ii. Go 6’6†heavy or extra heavy?
1 Answer
The Tallus does feature an aluminum Shimano reel seat, I would recommend the 6'6" heavy as it matches your reel best. The main differences in the Tallus and Trevala will be that the Trevala was made with specifically jigging in mind. The Custom shaped EVA foregrip and reargrip for comfort and balance while jigging makes it ideal for jigging and the other difference will be the guides: The Trevala has new Concept Fuji Alconite and Fuji Hardloy guides wjile the Tallus has New Concept Fuji Alconite and Fuji Hardloy guides.
Submitted by:
Paul Olah
on June 14, 2021
Murtagh LaCroix
from Texas asked:
May 10, 2021
Just picked up a Penn Squall 60LD. Going to spoil with 80 PowerPro braid. Like to match up with a Tallus for snapper, grouper, mahi, yellow fin, cobia , kingfish, mackerel, black fin. Expect to fish from party boats starting out, but take on charter boats as well And another trip up to BC-Queen Charlottes for Chinnook and Halibut. So am I better with a 6.6, 7, or larger? MH, H, or extra H. Appreciate your recommendations and rationale.
1 Answer
The Squall 60LD is a large reel so it will need a Heavy or Extra Heavy rod to pair with.Â
The 6'6" and 7' heavy options are definitely solid options and they are rated to handle 80 lb braid. It will be overkill for some of the species you're after but with that reel you'll need a heavy action rod atleast. Â
Submitted by:
Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 13, 2021
Jack
from MT asked:
May 4, 2021
I need 8 foot rod for bottom fishing which one do you recommend , it must be 8 foot rod for yankee capt trip in Florida ... Thanks ...
1 Answer
This rod would be a good choice for you:
https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-mswc80mhmf-mojo-salt-conventional-rod.html
Submitted by:
Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 6, 2021
Robert
from Capemay nj asked:
April 21, 2021
What length is the but to the reel seat on a 6’6†heavy. And will i
Will it handle jigs to 240 gram. And yellowfin to 90 lb?
1 Answer
The reargrip length on the 6'6" H model is roughly 12"-12.5". As far as jigs go, it could handle jigs of 240g and would be fine jigging yellowfin that size.Â
Submitted by:
Austin - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 6, 2021
dominick ponzio
from staten island new york asked:
January 16, 2021
i have an Okuma SLX-CS15 reel. which model Tllus rod do you recommend ? primary use will be for blackfish and deep water sea bass
1 Answer
The 7' M or MH rod would pair well with that reel.Â
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 18, 2021
Matthew
from New Jersey asked:
January 13, 2021
Would the 7’ medium or medium heavy be better for party boat grouper fishing?
1 Answer
You'd want the MH.
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 14, 2021
Matthew
from New Jersey asked:
January 12, 2021
How many ounces of weight can the 7’ MH hold?
1 Answer
Shimano currently does not list oz. ratings for these rods. The MH is rated for 40-80 lb. test PowerPro.Â
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 12, 2021
Greg
from BC, Canada asked:
December 18, 2020
How would this rod do jigging for halibut on BC’s west coast with a 24oz ball?
1 Answer
This rod should hold up well to this jigging application, i would recommend at least a Heavy rated rod,
I would also look into Daiwa Harrier X Jigging rods, St Croix Mojo Jig or Mojo Salt rods
Submitted by:
TackleDirect Customer Service
on December 19, 2020
Muddy
from Sc asked:
April 29, 2020
Will it match a tld 50ii?
1 Answer
Yes, I personally have my TLD 50W paired with a Shimano Tallus rod. I am more than pleased with it.Â
Submitted by:
Sydney
on April 30, 2020
Ben
from South Florida asked:
April 26, 2020
I target blacktips from the beach with an avet hxw and a penn senator, which broke on an unexpected tiger. Which model would you reccomend.
1 Answer
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tlc66hbbl-tallus-blue-water-conventional-rod.html
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tlc66xhbbl-tallus-blue-water-conventional-rod.html
I would go with the heavy or the extra heavy depending on preference in bend and line class.Â
Submitted by:
Sydney
on April 28, 2020
Tristan
from California asked:
March 1, 2020
Looking to get a new rod for multipurpose use and to go for offshore rockfish season.
Pairing with a daiwa BG6500, was looking at either a MH or H. Need the ability to drop 3oz+ lures for rockfish.
1 Answer
These are conventional rods, you will want to check out the spinning version of the same rod and the Heavy would be best paired up with the BG6500:
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tallus-blue-water-saltwater-spinning-rods.html
Submitted by:
Brian
on March 17, 2020
Brian
from FL asked:
December 13, 2019
Hello I am thinking of pairing this with a TLD 25. Would the 6'6" MH work for trolling SW FL Gulf for mahi, wahoo, maybe even some tuna? Would also use it for some bottom fishing grouper. Thanks
1 Answer
This would be a bulletproof, versatile option for what you are looking to do for the most part. Bigger Tuna and wahoo may leave you wanting a bit more power but would certainly be manageable on this rod!
Submitted by:
Ryan
on December 17, 2019
PETER T TABANERA
from California asked:
September 7, 2018
To Pair DAIWA SEAGATE 40 to shimano tallus TLC70MH OR TLC80MH
1 Answer
If you're fishing a from a boat TLC70MH
Submitted by:
Chris
on September 21, 2018
Gigs
from Long Island, New York asked:
June 26, 2018
Which model will pair with a Daiwa Seagate SGT35H?
Plan on catching fluke, bass and occasional deep water?
2 Answers
I like the TLC70MBBL unless you don't want 7ft length.
Submitted by:
John
on June 27, 2018
Submitted by:
Tyler
on June 27, 2018
todd
from Brentwood, CA asked:
June 22, 2018
I'm looking for a west coast saltwater salmon / yellow tail rod I have a PHOENIX BLACK DIAMOND 7'6H AND A SHIMANO TREVALLA 6/6 MH AND MY REELS ARE AVET MLX5.8 MC AND JX/LX 2 speed MC. I think think these rod are a little stiff/ which Shimano Tallus would you recommend.
Think you
1 Answer
I would recommend using the Shimano TLC70MBBL Tallus Blue Water Conventional Rod
Submitted by:
Ricky
on July 5, 2018
Scott W
from South Florida asked:
May 24, 2018
Do the Tallus rods use slick butts or are the butts EVA? Thank you.
1 Answer
All models are EVA butt grips.
Submitted by:
Ricky
on May 28, 2018
Matt
from Dallas, GA asked:
January 26, 2018
These rods are made to be used with Braid. If you have to use Mono will they perform as intended?
1 Answer
You can use Mono line and still have success using it on the Shimano Tallus Blue Water Saltwater Conventional Rods.
Submitted by:
Donald
on January 26, 2018
Matt
from Dallas, GA asked:
January 16, 2018
Should I go with the H or XH 6'6" rod for grouper? It would be paired with a 40 or 60 Penn 2 Speed Fathom Lever Drag reel loaded with 80lb braid.
1 Answer
I'd suggest the Heavy power rating for your application. (Model #TLC66HBBL)
Submitted by:
Devon
on January 16, 2018
David
from OC California asked:
December 7, 2017
Hi,
I have a talica 25ii. Thinking of pairing it with 7' . What's your advice? Thanks
1 Answer
Thank you for your question. The 7' H or XH would be a solid choice pairing it with the Shimano Talica 25.
Submitted by:
Donald
on December 7, 2017
greg
from hatfield mass asked:
December 6, 2017
I fish block island on party boats for sea bass looking for 8ft conventional rod 30-40 lb braid should I try the mh or med?
1 Answer
I think the medium would be the best fit for sea bass.
Submitted by:
Devon
on December 8, 2017
Jim
from Edgewater, MD asked:
December 1, 2017
I have a Blue Marlin BMF-20 that I would like to pair up with a Shimano Tallus Blue Water...if appropriate.
Although I will be using it predominantly for trolling, I think I want a conventional boat rod as I will be using it to bottom fish for snapper, grouper, etc.
I will be fishing primarily in the Gulf of Mexico.
Any recommendations?
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1 Answer
Model numbers TLC66MHBBL or TLC66HBBL would likely be the best fit for your application.
Submitted by:
Devon
on December 5, 2017
Carl
from California asked:
May 27, 2017
What do you recommend for white sea bass, tuna, and yellow tail off southern California coast? I'm debating between the 7 ft medium or 7ft MH. My goal is to have a enough sensitivity at rod tip. My reel is the Shimano torium 16hg 30-40lb braid.
1 Answer
The 7' M power rod would give you the sensitivity your looking for and would balance well with the Torium 16.
Submitted by:
Donald
on May 31, 2017
david
from bay area, ca asked:
May 5, 2017
Trying to debate between this rod or a ugly stik tiger. I have a Shimano Torium 20 and need a good rod to pair it with. Anybody have any experience with both rods? Thanks.
1 Answer
The Tallus is a far superior rod to the Ugly Stick. It has a much more responsive action and will be able to much more effectively handle larger fish.
Submitted by:
Devon
on May 8, 2017
Andres
from CA asked:
April 4, 2017
could the TLC70MBBL handle a tuna 20-40 pound class?
1 Answer
Hello Andres. I would advise using the MH rod for Tuna in the 20-40 lb range.
Submitted by:
Donald
on April 5, 2017
MRC
from san diego asked:
February 21, 2017
Would a Daiwa Seagate 20H reel match well with the TLC70MBBL using 20lb mono? Also what is the weight of the TLC70MBBL?
1 Answer
The Daiwa Seagate 20H reel would match up well with Shimano TLC70MBBL Tallus Blue Water Conventional Rod. The weight of the rod is 11 oz. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.
Submitted by:
Donald
on February 22, 2017
Ethan Noetling
from Charlotte NC asked:
December 22, 2016
I have a avet LX and I have it spooled with 300yards of 80lb power pro and the rest straight 50lb monofilament what rod do u suggest that I get, and it can only be 6'6. BTY Thanks for the great feed back and great customer support on other questions, always appreciated.
1 Answer
The 6'6'' H Tallus rod would be very well balanced combo with the Avet LX.
Submitted by:
Donald
on December 23, 2016
Matt
from Jupiter, FL asked:
October 23, 2016
Which rod will work best paired with an Avet LX? Fishing strong braid from a pier ripping into some blacktips and the occasional offshore snapper and grouper days. Was also interested in butt length and length of rod you recommend from a pier?
1 Answer
The Shimano TLC70XHBBL Tallus Blue Water Conventional Rod would pair well with the Avet LX and the butt end is 12 3/4 inches long.
Submitted by:
Donald
on October 27, 2016
David
from Corpus Christi, TX asked:
March 15, 2016
Will this rod work with a Penn 9/0 used for bigger sharks on the Texas Coast?
1 Answer
What size rod? The reel seat on the rod may not be big enough.
Submitted by:
Tyler
on March 16, 2016
Joe
from King of Prussia, PA asked:
October 16, 2015
What rod/reel would you recommend for deep water "jumbo" sea bass fishing?
1 Answer
There are lots of options for that. If I was using Shimano only I would use a Trevala rod and a Torium or Talica reel.
Submitted by:
David
on October 19, 2015
alfred
from OBIE905@OPTONLINE.NET asked:
September 16, 2015
would this rod be good for tog fishing in nj and if so what would be a good match up reel. and the reel has to come for left handed person
1 Answer
This rod would work fine for that kind of fishing. I would probably recommend one of the lighter models for that. As far as reels go, you could put a Penn Squall or Penn Fathom on there if you like star drags, or a Avet SX or MX if you like lever drags.
Submitted by:
David
on September 17, 2015
Ed
from Orange Beach, AL asked:
May 31, 2015
I am looking for a rod to match my tiagra 16. Used primarily for trolling in the Gulf of Mexico for kings and the occasional wahoo, mahi, etc.
Also, this is my first Tiagra reel, does this particular reel match up well with this type of fishing?
1 Answer
Ed, that is an excellent reel for that type of fishing, I would recommend a Shimano Terez Slick Butt Stand-Up Ring Guide Rods. You want to go with a 5'9" rod if you are fishing on a boat with inboard motors, Or the 6'6" if your fishing on a boat with out board motors both in a Medium Heavy Action.
Submitted by:
Frank
on June 3, 2015
Caesar
from Anaheim, California asked:
May 19, 2015
Hi! I recently got a Daiwa Saltist 35, and I'm looking to purchase a Shimano Tallus. Which is the best higher end rod you would recommend ? Thanks for your answer!
1 Answer
Caesar, I would recommend a 6'9" or 7'2" terez from Shimano.
Submitted by:
Frank
on May 20, 2015
David
from St. Pete, Florida asked:
March 17, 2015
Would the 7ft medium be too much for fishing king mackeral on the FL Gulf Coast?
1 Answer
David, the 7ft medium Tallus would be the perfect rod for fishing Kings of the Florida Gulf coast. The line rating is right in the ball park of what pound test is perfect for that type of fishing.
Submitted by:
Frank
on March 18, 2015
John
from conti.john@att.net asked:
March 12, 2015
Hi I would like to know if this would be a good rod for a Penn fathom 25 level wind for bottom fishing
1 Answer
Hello John.
Yes, this would be a good fit rod for your reel for bottom fishing. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions!
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on March 13, 2015
Jesse
from Los Angeles, CA asked:
December 26, 2014
Can I use the Daiwa Seagate Levelwind Reel with this rod?
1 Answer
Yes you can. The reel has plenty of line capacity, but may be lacking in the drag depending on your intended application.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on December 26, 2014
Alfredo
from mesa, AZ asked:
September 8, 2014
I want to use it with a shimano TLD50IIA, what do you think?
would work for swordfish and striper marlĂn?
1 Answer
Yes, that combo will work well for you. Go with the Heavy if you will be doing more Marlin fishing or Extra Heavy model if you'll be doing more Swordfishing.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on September 10, 2014
joe garro
from King of Prussia, PA asked:
May 15, 2014
What rod would you suggest to be matched with a Torium 16/20 for blues and stripers?
1 Answer
The 7' or 8' medium action rated 30-65# line would be your best bets. The TD code SHM-2441 is the 8', and SHM-2458 is the 7'.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on May 15, 2014
Luke
from Sydney, AU asked:
April 6, 2014
Which 8ft rod would be best suited to my shimano tranx and 2-4 oz poppers for small Tuna ?
1 Answer
The best matching rod would be the 7' or the 7'6" medium heavy to heavy action for the Shimano Tranx reel.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on April 11, 2014
Phillip
from Greece asked:
March 22, 2014
Witch rod is best for jigging with 200 gram jigs?
1 Answer
The heavy or x-heavy would be best for jigging 200gram+ jigs
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on March 24, 2014
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