Shimano Trevala Butterfly Jigging Casting Rods
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| Model TD Code | Length | Power | Action | Braided Line Rating (lb) | Jig Weights (g) | Handle Style | Foregrip Length | Reargrip Length | Guide Type | No. of Guides | Price |
| TVC58XH SHM-0202 | 5'8'' 1 Pc. | Extra Heavy | Medium Fast | 80-200lb | 160-270 | A | 8.0'' | 12.5'' | Fuji Alconite | Tip+8 | Reg Price $199.99 Our Price $139.99 |
| TVC58XXH SHM-0669 | 5'8'' 1 Pc. | Extra Extra Heavy | Medium Fast | 80-200lb | 120-270 | A | 8.0'' | 12.5'' | Fuji Alconite | Tip+8 | Reg Price $199.99Our Price $139.99 |
| TVC60H SHM-0203 | 6'0'' 1 Pc. | Heavy | Medium Fast | 65-200lb | 160-270 | B | 7.75'' | 12.5'' | Fuji Alconite | Tip+8 | Reg Price $199.99Our Price $139.99 |
| TVC66H SHM-0639 | 6'6'' 1 Pc. | Heavy | Medium Fast | 80-200lb | 270-325 | A | 8.0'' | 12.5'' | Fuji Alconite | Tip+8 | Reg Price $199.99Our Price $139.99 |
| TVC66M SHM-0204 | 6'6'' 1 Pc. | Medium | Medium Fast | 30-80lb | 75-200 | C | 5.5'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+8 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC66M2 SHM-1006 | 6'6'' 2 Pc. | Medium | Medium Fast | 30-80lb | 75-200 | C | 5.5'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+8 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC66MH SHM-0205 | 6'6'' 1 Pc. | Medium Heavy | Medium Fast | 50-100lb | 110-200 | D | 7.25'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+8 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC66MH2 SHM-0212 | 6'6'' 2 Pc. | Medium Heavy | Medium Fast | 50-100lb | 110-200 | D | 7.25'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+8 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC70L SHM-0206 | 7'0'' 1 Pc. | Light | Medium | 10-30lb | 55-90 | E | 5.0'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+9 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC70ML SHM-0207 | 7'0'' 1 Pc. | Medium Light | Medium Fast | 20-50lb | 55-135 | C | 5.5'' | 14.0'' | Fuji Hardloy | Tip+9 | Reg Price $149.99Our Price $104.99 |
| TVC58XXH2 SHM-1834 | 5'8'' 2 Pc. | Extra Extra Heavy | Medium Fast | 80-200lb | 120-270 | A | 8.0'' | 12.5'' | Fuji Alconite | Tip+8 | $199.99 USD |
Powerful, lightweight and light action, Shimano Trevala Jigging Rods are to be used with high speed, high power reels such as a Shimano Trinidad Narrow.
- Shimano TC4 Construction
- New Concept Fuji Alconite and Fuji Hardloy guides
- Fuji reel seat
- Custom shaped EVA foregrip and reargrip for comfort and balance while jigging
- Gudebrod thread wrapped guides for added strength
- Convenient hook keeper
- Gimbal with removable butt cap on selected models
Trevala Jigging Casting Rods Recommended Uses
- TVC58XH
Use this rod with 160 to 270 gram (5 5/8 to 9 1/2 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC60H
Use this rod with 160 to 270 gram (5 5/8 to 9 1/2 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC66M
Use this rod with 75 to 200 gram (2 5/8 to 7 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC66M2
Use this rod with 75 to 200 gram (2 5/8 to 7 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC66MH
Use this rod with 110 to 200 gram (3 7/8 to 7 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC66MH2
Use this rod with 110 to 200 gram (3 7/8 to 7 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC70L
Use this rod with 55 to 90 gram (2 to 3 1/8 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs. - TVC70ML
Use this rod with 55 to 135 gram (2 to 4 3/4 oz.) Shimano Butterfly jigs.
- Shimano TC4 Construction
Shimano has engineered the new responsive TC4 Construction material to elevate your fishing experience. The TC4 Construction material wraps a double inner layer of advanced, dynamic T Glass with an inner and outer spiral of high modulus graphite. This breakthrough in design construction results in an extremely durable, crisp, yet lightweight rod. - Fuji Concept Alconite Guides
A very strong and durable material, Alconite is the latest in a long line of ceramic rings developed by Fuji. Alconite is so durable it can be made thinner than any other ring, so strong it will hold up to all kinds of fishing demands. Alconite has an 80% greater compression strength and is 20% lighter than aluminum oxide, making it one of the toughest rings used for fishing, as well as one of the lightest. - Fuji Hardloy Guides
The Hardloy guide is Fuji’s most popular guide and is produced from a special blend of high grade aluminum oxide. All Hardloy guides are diamond polished for decreased line wear and permanently mounted to the frame. This results in increased performance, corrosion resistance and greater heat dissipation. - Fuji Reel Seat
Built to last Fuji reel seats are designed with graphite nylon bodies, exclusive S-4 Stainless Steel hoods, with lined cushioned inserts to offer a lightweight reel seat with superior strength. Uniform design for increased comfort and self aligned hoods provide a solid lockdown on your reel foot that will never back off while fishing.
5 Stars based on 91 reviews
By Sean
Tampa, Florida
Great Rod
February 11, 2015
I paired this rod with my Penn Fathom 12. It is an absolutely awesome combo for the fish that I use it for. I use 30 pound braid on it. I use it for Mangrove Snapper, Grunts, Black Seabass, Porgies, Triggerfish, Flounder, and Grouper. It is a great combo. The Trevala has lots of power for the bigger fish and is lots of fun to use.
Pros
- Light
- Good Quality
- Lots of Backbone
By Marksman
Brooklyn NY
2 piece Shimano TVC66MH2 Trevala Jigging Casting Rod
August 14, 2022
it is a nice rod.
Cons
- The Rod is tight to put together and take apart.
By Byron
Orlando, FL
High Quality...Low Price
August 5, 2022
Amazing rod for the money. Have the 6'6MH paired with an accurate Boss Fury 500 for dropping heavy jigs down deep. Caught my biggest AJ on this rod and it handled it no problem. Highly recommend this rod if you're just getting into to jigging or if you want a high quality rod for a lower cost.
Pros
- Lightweight, high build quality, good reel seats
Cons
- None
By Carl
EHT, NJ
Great for snatching Drum
June 8, 2022
I use this paired with a Torium 16HG no problem hauling Stripers and Drum over 50lbs. Great strength to weight ratio. Looking forward to trying it for tuna.
Pros
- Light weight
- Sensitive
- Comfort grip
Cons
- None so far
By Yosmel
Miami, FL
awesome rod
May 15, 2022
This is one of the best rods ive ever had, super strong but very light at the same time, i love it
By John
Delaware
Great rod
March 26, 2022
Can't beat it for the money
By Haibo L.
NJ
Good service
November 28, 2021
Good quality and package and fast delivery with carefully following up.
By Michael
Burke, VA
Trevala TVC66MH
September 21, 2021
I use the Trevala TVC66MH with a Shimano Tekota 500 for bottom fishing. Able to fish comfortably for Black sea bass, flounder and bluefish using 8oz to hold bottom.
Pros
- Great value
By BD
Northern California
Travala MH
September 21, 2021
I purchased this rod for a trip out on the Constitution for tuna. Unfortunately, the rod I purchased was a little too light to bring on the trip. This rod (even the heavy) is very light in the hand and would be good for anything up to 50lbs. I just would not feel comfortable battling anything in the 80+ range, there's just not enough backbone to pry them bruisers up from the depths.
Pros
- Light weight, good feel in the hand, EVA grips seem durable.
Cons
- Not recommended for really big fish; you'd have your hands full if you hooked something in the 100lb class.
By Daniel
Pinole, CA
Great Rod for jigging!
August 10, 2021
I used this rod with daiwa lexa in the SF Bay for rock fishing great combo!
By Andre
New York
Trevala light 7ft rod
August 2, 2021
Great rod. Strong and light. Love this rod for hyannis mass porgys and seabass fishing. very sensitive to feel the bites and strong enough to pull in whatever bites. Again great rod
By Matson
New York
Fantastic rod
June 24, 2021
I have 2 of these rods paired with a Penn baitcaster and an Avet. They have a great feel for the bite and backbone to bring up large fish.!
By Nick
Mid Atlantic
Nice Jigging Rod
June 6, 2021
This is a nice rod at a decent price. Will use for jigging as well as a pitch bait rod as I’m still on a budget and don’t have dedicated outfits for everything.
By Terry S.
FR
Trevela-best rod for the money
May 25, 2021
I own 6 of these. They are incredible rods. We have never had a failure on tuna up to 100lbs.
Pros
- Price
Cons
- none
By Aaron
Beaverton, OR
Great rod
February 24, 2021
Great rod
Pros
- Great rod
Cons
- No cons
43 Questions &
45 Answers
Thomas Lim
from Los Angeles asked:
May 25, 2019
I have a tvc60h I purchased and wondering which reel is ideal to pair it with. Is Talica 16 ok? Is there any better matching reel to this rod?
1 Answer
The Talica 16 would pair great with the tvc60h
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on May 27, 2019
Justin
from Charleston, SC asked:
April 5, 2019
Which rod would be best for the Shimano Torium 20 HGA reel, I plan on bottom fishing at 100 ft and minor trolling?
1 Answer
The 6 foot heavy especially since you'll be using it for trolling.
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on May 8, 2019
Jason
from Bronx, New York asked:
October 31, 2018
Which model would you recommend for inshore bucktail jigging for flukes
1 Answer
The 7 foot light would work best for inshore fluke jigging
Submitted by:
Bernie
on October 31, 2018
Ken
from Los Angeles, CA asked:
October 23, 2018
Which model would pair best with the Avet LX 4.6 MC? This would be mostly used for bottom fishing in Southern California but would like to use it for yellowtail or bonito as well.
1 Answer
Either the 6'6" heavy or the 6'6" medium heavy
Submitted by:
Bernie
on October 25, 2018
Bryan
from New York asked:
July 23, 2022
Is the 66 medium paired with a torium 16 a good setup for black fishing?
1 Answer
Hi Bryan, The 6'6 Medium Shimano Trevala with the Torium 16 will make an excellent blackfish setup. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!
Submitted by:
Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on July 26, 2022
Richard
from Seychelles asked:
May 22, 2022
can i pair this rod Shimano Trevala TVC-66H to the Shimano Speedmaster II SPM12II?
1 Answer
Hi Richard, The Speedmaster II SPM12II will pair nicely on the Shimano Trevala TVC-66H. Please let us know if you need any further assistance or any further questions! Tight Lines
Submitted by:
Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 24, 2022
Mike
from MA asked:
May 25, 2021
What kind of Rod would fit a Avet SX5.3 G2 Reel I live in the Northeast fish Black seabass, Porgies, Blackfish, Fluke
1 Answer
Shimano TVC66M Trevala Jigging Casting Rod is a good fit for that reel and for those species.
Submitted by:
Paul Olah
on May 26, 2021
Virgillio
from Raleigh nc asked:
April 28, 2021
4/28/21, yesterday, I purchased 2 tvc70ML to pair with a Penn 25nL and intend to spool 50# braid. I plan on live bait trolling and bottom fishing east coast. Trolling may catch 30-40# king and bottom fishing targeting 15- 20# fish
However i do enjoy 150# shark now and then. Will this setup handle the occasional fight with a shark. I wanted to stay light, but i am getting worried I should have went to the Med?
1 Answer
This setup is a little underpowered for a 150# shark. An experienced angler may be able to make it work but it could be difficult.
Submitted by:
Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 7, 2021
Virgillio
from Raleigh nc asked:
April 28, 2021
what is the tvc70 good for? I want to pair it with with Penn 25N L , 50# braid bottom
and trolling
1 Answer
The 7 ft model might be a little light action for trolling/bottom fishing. I would go with a 6'6" medium or medium heavy for those applications
Submitted by:
Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service
on May 7, 2021
Matt
from Cinnaminson, NJ asked:
February 3, 2021
Looking for a rod to match with my Avet SXJ 5.3. Would be used for ocean fluke fishing and blackfish. Would lbeusing bucktails in 3 oz. to 6 oz. What size would you recommend.
1 Answer
I would go with the 6'6" M power model.
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimanotvc66m.html
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on February 3, 2021
Matthew
from Avalon, New Jersey asked:
January 12, 2021
What size trevala would be best for grouper and blackfish? I’d like to pair it with a 16 or. 20 torium hga
1 Answer
The 6'6" MH would work well.
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimanotvc66mh.html
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 12, 2021
Matthew
from Avalon, New Jersey asked:
January 11, 2021
What size trevala would you recommend for grouper fishing down south and blackfish and seabass up north? Looking to pair it with a shimano torium 16 or 20 hga.
1 Answer
The 6'6" MH should be a good fit.
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimanotvc66mh.html
Submitted by:
Austin Kearney
on January 12, 2021
Nolberto
from Puerto Rico asked:
November 25, 2020
Hi:
I have a fin nor lethal 100 reel and I will like a Rod that I can use for trolling and for jigging. Can you use one rod for both things? What rod options you reccomend.
1 Answer
These rods are actually discontinued, they would make a good middle of the road kind of rod if you are looking to both troll and jig with,
I would look into the Shimano Terez rods for both applications or the new Talavera Boat roads would also do the job
Submitted by:
Alex T
on November 27, 2020
Anthony Gonzalez
from NJ asked:
April 25, 2020
HI... I have a Torium 14 and 16 and would like to match them up with a Trevala rod. I will be doing many things with them, from bottom,drifting or jigging in the gulf for grouper, amberjack and king mackerel to fishing the northeast for strippers and possibly jigging for smaller yellowfins.
1 Answer
The 6'6" MH will be a great fit for both sizes. It will be loads of fun with the stripers and smaller yellowfins.
Submitted by:
Sydney
on May 1, 2020
Steve
from Pennsylvania asked:
March 8, 2020
What reel will pair up with the TVC66MH
1 Answer
We would recommend checking out a Torium 16 or 20 depending on your application:
https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-torium-star-drag-reels.html
Submitted by:
Brian
on March 19, 2020
Garrett Dearth
from GA asked:
October 15, 2019
Looking forward for a grouper\trolling rod to pair with my
avet exw 30w. Can the 58 extra extra heavy handle trying to
winch in large grouper or trolling with 10oz baits
1 Answer
I would go for more of a traditional trolling rod not a jigging rod. Something like the EX50100RS Star aerial stand up rod
Submitted by:
Bernie De Graaf
on October 17, 2019
Richard soto
from Los Angeles Calif 90061 asked:
June 6, 2019
What rod would be the best for my shimano new doketa 600 for bottom fish 8/12 oz lead.
2 Answers
Depending on what technique you're going to be fishing, the Lamiglas Tri-flex offers a wide range of weights in a really nice package. Jigging world also offers 3 different models, the Black Demon, Shogun, and Black widow that are incredibly nice and back a serious punch.
Submitted by:
CHARLES
on July 26, 2019
Depending on exactly what your fishing for and what techniques youll be using, the Jigging world Black Demon, Shogun, and Black Widows are great rods that pack a serious punch.
Submitted by:
CHARLES
on July 26, 2019
C-Rugger
from FXB, VA asked:
January 3, 2019
I have a couple of Trevalas that I use for jigging in FL and love them! However I just moved up north to VA and am getting into this rockfish thing - so my question: would one of the Trevalas (heavy or extra heavy with the gimbal butt) be a solid choice for trolling the large tandem jig rigs behind a 4-6 oz inline trolling weight?
1 Answer
Yes, that would be perfect for that style of fishing.
Submitted by:
Ricky
on January 4, 2019
Simon Hughes
from Haverfordwest, Wales asked:
November 4, 2018
I fish in the UK, do a bit of bottom fishing using weights of between 6 and 12 oz depending on tides, but also want to use same rod for jigging with jigs from 80g upto 250g. I have a talica 12 2speed to match it too.
1 Answer
I would recommend using the Shimano TVC58XXH Trevala Jigging Casting Rod.
Submitted by:
Ricky
on November 6, 2018
Chad
from Rockford Illinois asked:
February 28, 2018
I have a Daiwa STTLD50-2SPD reel with 50 lb braid and I would like to possibly buy this rod for bottom fishing. Would you recommend the tvc66 to match up with my reel for bottom fishing nearshore for snapper and smaller grouper?
1 Answer
I would pair the Daiwa STTLD50-2SPD with the Trevala 6'6'' MH for the application your using the combo for.
Submitted by:
Donald
on March 8, 2018
Drew G
from Long Beach, California asked:
December 30, 2017
What rod would you pair with a torium 16 for mostly jogging for yellowtail
1 Answer
I feel like the Medium-Heavy would most likely be the best fit, but the best way to determine which rod is right for you is to select the model where the jig weight rating falls within the range that you will be using most.
Submitted by:
Devon
on January 5, 2018
Chris D
from Jersey Shore asked:
November 22, 2017
Would this be a good rod to use for trolling mojos for striped bass? Also what reel would you suggest for the same application? Thanks
1 Answer
The rod would be a good match paired with a Shimano TLD 20 for the application your looking to use the combo for.
Submitted by:
Donald
on November 22, 2017
Robert Mickiewicz
from Chico, CA. asked:
November 6, 2017
Does the trevala two piece rods come with a rod tube? If not, what is recommended for them for airline carry on?
1 Answer
The two piece model (TVC66M2) does not come with a rod tube. It is a 70/30 split and the longest section measures 55 in. This may be a little too long for an airline carry-on. I'd suggest contacting the airline in which you are flying to inquire about the size limits.
Submitted by:
Devon
on November 7, 2017
ryan
from belmar, new jersey asked:
September 25, 2017
what length rod do you recommend for bottom fishing in the North East and occasional stripper/bluefish
1 Answer
I'd recommend a 6'6" to 7' model for your applications. Models TVC66M or TVC66MH would be the best fit.
Submitted by:
Devon
on September 26, 2017
Clint
from Offshore - GOM asked:
August 4, 2017
What is the length of each of the 2 pieces for the TVC58XXH2?
1 Answer
The length of the butt section is 27 inches and the length of the tip end is 44 inches.
Submitted by:
Donald
on August 4, 2017
Erik
from Belmar nj asked:
March 19, 2017
Can the tvc5'8" xxh paired w talica 20 be used for shark fishing. Will the reel fit in reel seat
1 Answer
After checking we can assure that the Talica 20 will fit into the reel seat of the TCV58XXH.
Submitted by:
Devon
on March 20, 2017
Dave
from NC asked:
March 19, 2017
Looking for best rod to match up with Avet SX for California Yellowtail.....Toss up between Trevala and new Lamiglas Blue Water?
1 Answer
The Blue Water and the Trevala are two of your best options in their price range. Either one will pair well with an Avet SX.
Submitted by:
Devon
on March 20, 2017
Joe
from MD asked:
March 17, 2017
I have a Calcutta 700 would these be a good match for large rock fish , 20 to 40 pounds
1 Answer
The Trevala Jigging Rods would pair up well with the Calcutta 700 and would be a great choice for jigging applications for rock fish.
Submitted by:
Devon
on March 18, 2017
Jim
from Denver/Appalachicola asked:
February 23, 2017
I am looking to get a trolling/bottom fishing setup that is easy to travel/fly with. I am looking at the 5'8" extra heavy two piece matched with a Tac 12. Any other suggestions as to a good combo?
1 Answer
The 5'8'' XXH 2 pc with a Tac 12 will pair nicely together trolling and bottom fishing. It will also be easy to travel with. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.
Submitted by:
Donald
on February 28, 2017
Johnny
from Pensacola, Fl asked:
February 7, 2017
I would like to pair a TVC5'8H with a Penn Fathom 40N for Amberjacks in the Gulf of Mexico fishing wrecks. Is this a good combo?
1 Answer
The TVC5'8H with a Penn Fathom 40N would be a good combo fishing for amberjacks in the gulf.
Submitted by:
Donald
on February 9, 2017
Bill
from Florida Keys asked:
February 6, 2017
If left in a rod holder will the butt section break if a big grouper or shark eats the bait? I'm thinking of the extra heavy rod, 65 pound power Pro and 80-100 pound leader set at 20-22pounds of drag.
1 Answer
Anything is possible Bill, but I hope it holds!
Submitted by:
John
on February 8, 2017
Nesto
from Indian River, DE asked:
January 22, 2017
What would you recommend for most versatile level-wind saltwater reels to pair with a TVC-66MH? Combo will be used with power pro a mostly for fishing over wrecks & artificial reefs 80'-120' water for flounder, sea bass, drum, toug, blues, and strippers (not trolling),
1 Answer
If you would prefer a baitcasting reel I would recommend the Shimano Calcutta B 400. If a star drag conventional reel would be more to your liking I would recommend the Shimano Tekota 300. Both reels would match up will with the TVC-66MH.
Submitted by:
Devon
on January 24, 2017
Brandon
from Brooklyn,NY asked:
August 30, 2016
Would the 6'6'' Medium heavy or heavy be good for party boat porgy/sea bass fishing using weights up to 12 oz
1 Answer
Brandon, Hello the medium heavy would work but i would suggest going with the heavy model.
Submitted by:
Tyler
on August 30, 2016
Jeffey Neal
from Ocean City MD asked:
April 29, 2015
what would make a good bottom fishing rod 100 feet to 200 feet in depth need to use 3 to 6 ozs of lead
1 Answer
Jeffery, The 6'6 heavy or 6'0 extra heavy would be an excellent rod for bottom fishing with 6 oz. Also, on the extra heavy you could go up to 10 oz.
Submitted by:
Frank
on April 29, 2015
Steven
from New York, NY / Palm Beach, FL asked:
April 11, 2015
Any suggestions -- Looking to fish both Montauk (stripped bass drift w/ 3-5 oz diamond jigs and live eel at night ~ 60ft deep) and drift/bottom reefs in south East Florida (snapper, grouper, etc) in 100-140 ft. Will probably pair with a Torium 20 or 30. I usually use 50 LB Braid and 30 Mono - 150 yd Top Shot.
Ideally - a 2-piece rod with a gimbal / thanks for your help.
1 Answer
Steven, you would need to go with a heavy or Xtra heavy due to the fact they are the only models in the Trevala Line that come equiped with a gimbal.
Submitted by:
Frank
on April 13, 2015
Kevin
from New York asked:
February 4, 2015
Is the 2 piece a 50/50 split on these rods?
2 Answers
Hello Kevin.
On the two 6'6" versions of this rod the split is 70/30 and on the 6'0" and 5"8 model the split is 60/40. If you have any more questions please feel free to contact us!
Submitted by:
Brandon
on February 5, 2015
No this rod splits at the handle, separated into a handle section and the rod section.
Submitted by:
Frank
on February 5, 2015
Coley
from Pascagoula asked:
October 7, 2014
What is the longest piece of the 2 pc 6'6" medium. Looking to pair it with the Lexa 400 for popping and jigging while traveling. Opinions?
1 Answer
The longest piece measures 54".
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on October 7, 2014
Charles
from maryland asked:
September 11, 2014
I want to pair an Avet 5.8 MC with a new rod for fishing wrecks and chunking for tuna. I was looking at the 5'8" Med H. Is this the best choice?
1 Answer
No. This is not a good chunking rod. We suggest going with a Shimano Tallus (SHM-2433).
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on September 11, 2014
Sean
from Farmingdale, NY asked:
July 29, 2014
hello! How do you feel about pairing the Shimano Torium 30 with tis rod? Plan on using Flat Sided Butterflies. Thank you for your time!
1 Answer
That would be a great combo!
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on July 29, 2014
Sean
from Farmingdale, NY asked:
July 15, 2014
Would the TVC66H be a good match for the Shimano Tyrnos 20 2 speed? I plan to use it for deep off shore jigging bottom. Thank you for your time.
1 Answer
Yes. It it would be a great match for that reel and that application.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on July 16, 2014
Joe.G
from King of Prussia, PA asked:
March 3, 2014
Have a Torium 16 reel. Would you recommend the 6'6'' Med or the 7'0" Med/light rod for New Jersey fluke and blues?
1 Answer
The 6'6" Medium would be best for the Torium 16 and the better choice for wreck fishing for bluefish and flounder. The 6'6" has a little more backbone to be able to handle fishing heavier buck tails and deeper water.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on March 8, 2014
Wael
from Cairo asked:
August 4, 2012
Hi. I have tvc60h. & i want a gimbal for it
1 Answer
Unfortunately the tvc60h does not have have a gimbal. We do not sell gimbals separately.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on August 4, 2012
e ulmer
from phila asked:
July 17, 2012
what is the diff between the f series and the others does the line cut into the grip
1 Answer
The F series uses higher end components and has a different grip. The line should not cut into the grip when you are fighting a fish.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on July 20, 2012
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