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| Model TD Code | Length | Power | Action | PowerPro Rating | Guide Type | Gimbal | Application | Color | Price |
| TZC66HBLK SHM-1636-6 | 6' 6'' | Heavy | Fast | 50-150 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | 50# Bait | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC66XHBLK SHM-1637-6 | 6' 6'' | Extra Heavy | Fast | 65-200 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | 60# Bait | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC66XXHBLK SHM-1638-6 | 6' 6'' | Extra Extra Heavy | Fast | 80-200 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | 60# Bait | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZCX66HBLK SHM-1639-6 | 6' 6'' | Heavy | XFast | 50-150 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | Yo Yo Iron 50# | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZCX66XHBLK SHM-1640-6 | 6' 6'' | Extra Heavy | XFast | 65-200 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | Yo Yo Iron 60# and Bait | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZCX66XXHBLK SHM-1641-6 | 6' 6'' | Extra Extra Heavy | XFast | 80-200 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | 80# Bait | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC70HBLK SHM-1642-6 | 7' 0'' | Heavy | Fast | 50-100 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | 40# Sardine Mack | Black | $259.99 USD | ||
| TZC70MBLK SHM-1643-6 | 7' 0'' | Medium | Fast | 30-65 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | 40# Sardine Mack | Black | $259.99 USD | ||
| TZC70MHBLK SHM-1644-6 | 7' 0'' | Med-Heavy | Fast | 40-80 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | 30# Sardine Squid Slider | Black | $259.99 USD | ||
| TZC70XHBLK SHM-1645-6 | 7' 0'' | Extra Heavy | Fast | 65-200 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | Aluminum | Dropper Loop 50# | Black | $259.99 USD | ||
| TZCX70MHBLK SHM-1646-6 | 7' 0'' | Med-Heavy" | XFast | 30-65 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | 30# Sardine Squid Slider | Black | $259.99 USD | ||
| TZC80HBLK SHM-1647-6 | 8' 0'' | Heavy | Fast | 50-100 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | Squid Rod holder rod 50# | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC80MBLK SHM-1648-6 | 8' 0'' | Medium | Fast | 30-65 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | Sardine 20# | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC80MHBLK SHM-1649-6 | 8' 0'' | Med-Heavy | Fast | 40-80 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | Sardine 30# Squid Slider 40# | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
| TZC80MLBLK SHM-1650-6 | 8' 0'' | Med-Light | Fast | 20-50 | Stainless Alconite Fuji TK | None | Chovie 20# Sardine 20# | Black | $269.99 USD | ||
The first ever fishing rod built to fish PowerPro. Using Shimano's TC4 technology we have created the lightest and most powerful rod ever built. Using EVA grips and custom Shimano Aluminum Reel Seats matched with the new Fuji K Guide with Alconite Rings, this rod series is built to perfection. Both spinning and casting rods range from 15 lb to 100 lb top shots. These rods are a perfect match for Talica, Trinidad A, Stella and Thunnus. Limited Lifetime Over the Counter Warranty.
- TC4 Blank Construction
- Smallest Diameter Blank
- Actions to fish Waxwing with PowerPro
- Custom shaped grips
- Fuji K Style Frames
- Fuji Alconite Rings
- Custom Skeletonized Aluminum Reel Seat .
4.5 Stars based on 30 reviews
By Snapper Snatcher
Alabama
July 12, 2018
Great Rod!!
I have punished this rod and it keeps performing!!
ProsVery Durable!!
By Jose
Florida
July 1, 2018
Nice rod
Best rod I got!
ProsLight weight
ConsNone
By Mark
Georgia
March 14, 2018
Great rod
Great back bone yet light as a feather
By dogparty
Hillsborough, NC
November 25, 2017
Good match for Shimano Tranx
I have this rod paired with a Shimano Tranx 401 HG. It is the recommended rod for this reel, but is a bit stiff and heavy for anything lighter than 2oz.. Still, it will handle medium to large false albicore (up to 18 lbs) with ease, which are the fish I am currently targeting (November, North Carolina coast). I replaced a Powell MagHeavy rod, two of which I have broken fighting these amazingly muscular fish. The Powell's were easier to cast and much more sensitive, but could not handle the pressure.
ProsStrong rod
ConsRequires heavier baits/lures to adequately load the rod
By makaninalu
Rio Vista,Ca.
November 24, 2017
Excellent for Large Fish..........
I've got this for my sturgeon fishing and this is one heck of a rod....I would not trade it or use other models or brands,this has a great backbone and with a sensitive tip that I have no problem detecting a fish that taking on the bait. I've also used this rod for Salmon and stripers and I'm am impressed of the performance it gives me. I've paired it with the new Daiwa Lexa 400HD 7.1:1 ratio on 65lb Power Pro braid and never looked back........with the reel fast high speed ratio,I cannot have the fish to stay slack on my line during reel pumping.........I highly recommend this rod and reel combo for those that do fish for this species........
ProsExcellent backbone power with the sensitive tip and quality K guides.
ConsNice to have a free HD bag covers during traveling to and from.......as a single item purchase of the rods high cost.
By John
Sky Valley, Ga
October 29, 2017
King killers
Paired up with Penn Fathom 40 high speed reels with 30lb. Test and have stayed kingfish upto 47 lbs. love the light weight and the length of the 8 footers work great with my outrigger rod holders to widen my spread out on my Mako234cc.
ProsLight but strong
By Chris
RI
September 27, 2017
Shimano Terez rods
I have purchased a few of these rods and originally gave the rod high marks. Now that I have been using the rods I find one problem with the reel seat. The seat is made out of steel so you have to really torque the reel down to eliminate shimming of the reel while fighting a fish. I am concerned that at some point I will strip the lockdown.
I still recommend the rod but encourage you to tryout your reel compatibility before purchasing.
ProsLine guides high quality.
ConsConcerns with reel seat.
By Chris
Rhode Island
September 17, 2017
Shimano TZC70H Terez rod
I paired this Terez rod with a Seigler SGN reel for NE striper fishing. This rod and reel combinations is extremely light but exceptionally powerful. The Terez has a fast action but you can lean into a fish with the strong butt section to get out of trouble fast. I can use cut bait or lob a live bunker all day long!
ProsLight weight rod with nice set of line guides.
ConsBring back the assorted colors
By Thomas
SAN DIEGO, CA
August 29, 2017
Great Rods
All the great things outlined in these reviews are true. Lightweight, compact rods with pulling power of heavier models. Pays dividends in the end by days end by fishing a lighter outfit. Wish they brought back the color options.
By Jim
Martha's Vineyard
July 29, 2017
Excellent rods. Just which they made one with removable butt section.
I bought one of these the moment it came out when I saw the 80-200# rating and picked up the rod and felt the lightness. It was bright red and most thought it was a joke when I boarded the boat loaded with 80's and 50's. At the time I put the new accurate boss extreme 500 on it because shimano really didn't make a reel like the talica back then. Well after landing a medium bluefin and a 95# yellowfin with relative ease with a stand up clip on belt, I was hooked on this light tackle gear. You can put all the heat most stand up fisherman can take with this gear. It is so light and powerful you are simply not fighting the gear. It was a real pleasure to fish with this rod. On one pass we hooked two yellows about 65#, one was on the terez with the accurate and the other was on a classic 50W tiagra set up. I had the fish whipped and released before the other fish was anywhere near the boat. The efficiency of the terez along with the talica II reels are impressive. I have since sold all my classic tiagra gear and only fish with talica/terez gear now. It is a no brainer. I have seen 800# marlin and 600# bluefin landed with terez/talica II's . It is the only way to go nowadays. IMO. Braided line has made all this possible. If you fish with mono, then there is a reason for the big heavy gear but this is the best choice by far if you like stand up fishing. Try it. You will not regret it.
ProsLight, strong, good warranty
ConsThey keep changing the design, and colors too frequently. There were too many combinations and now they are all black. Black is OK. I would like to see a removable butt option with and without roller guides so I could install a winthrop adjustabutt. Also the current composite bent butt is very slippery, It is really light which is good but they will and have fly out of the rod holder on a strike. Make SURE you have a rod tether on your bent butt or you will see $1700 of gear go into the drink.
By rubberneck
Middletown, NY
July 11, 2017
terez 7'H
I paired this with a trinidad 16 and 50 lbs depth hunter. it's unreal...i'm using it for heavy fluking - 16-20 oz sinkers.
Cons1 year warranty - not that good.
By Jaime
Orlando, FL
June 23, 2017
Terez fishing rod
I highly recommend this rod it meets all my expectations! Tackle direct was right on with delivery
ProsVery well made
ConsNon
By Hanknynj
NY & NJ
April 5, 2017
Strong and sensitive
I matched this with an AVET MX G2
Pole is super light - looks almost too thin but is strong
Also looks great
ProsStrong
Light
Looks great
ConsNone
By Richard Dobkin
Sunset Beach NC
March 22, 2017
Rods
Love the quick shipping
By Rodrigo
Easton, PA
December 26, 2016
great rod
this is a great and super thin rod . I was purchasing this rod cause i need a few rods to pair up with 4 talica 25's but after receiving the rod, the rod seat is not big enought for a talica 25. it just didn't meet my expectations for my intending use. but it seems like such a good rod that after i complete these 4 setups i will consider this same rod again but with a talica 16 for a different use.
Prosgreat quality
Consreel seat will not acomedate a talica 25
By Mike
California
September 1, 2016
I made the right choice
I bought this rod to match with my Shimano Trinidad and it made a great combo. I was excited to fish with it and caught a yellow fin tuna within the first 10 minutes of using it. It's a great for casting or yo-yo'n jigs.
By Al
Antioch, CA
July 22, 2016
Shimano terez
Lightweight and strong. Feels smooth and nice to handle
Pros8 foot length an ease on charter boat!
By steve
belmont, MA
July 18, 2016
terez
light weight powerful rod I have used 6'6' xh from cod fishing to trolling for strippers and blues this rod is worth the money
By barry K
Brooklyn, NY
May 30, 2016
geat stick
havent had a chance to use it yet but its matched up with a talica 25II 80lb braid w/ 80lb topshot. This setup feels great in my hands and is well balanced. Cant wait to catch some 40-80lb YFT and mabe a sword.
Prosprice. weight and balance
Consnone so far
By Rob M
Houston, TX
May 11, 2016
Beautiful Rod
These rods are top of the line & I can tell I will be able to use it for various reel types & almost any type of fishing. These are so nice that I'm probably going to buy a $500 + reel just for it. I love buying fishing tackle & hunting gear & guns. So, this is my favorite candy to buy. I have a 22 oz Penn lever drag on right now & it feels so light, like I could cast all day with it. I'm going to order me a Terez Waxwing 7' for my low pro baitcaster's, b/c I love this rod. I also ordered another versatile rod the Lamiglas Tri-Flex graphite, which are just as nice imo. I have some really good rods already, but these two are definitely head & shoulders above the rest. I will update after I use them hopefully this weekend & share a picture of a cobia or kingfish.
Hey if you spent a lot on a reel, why not give that bad boy the best seat on the water? My kids will love all my old high quality toys in 10-15 years.
Like I said I will update after some heavy use, but this is my initial review based off of testing it with 3 different reels & casting in my yard. I'm no expert of course, but have been fishing the Gulf for the past 20 years & a little bit of all types of fishing.
ProsSuper light, seems really strong while having the feel to fish for big fish & smaller species. You could put a 40 oz reel on here no problem. Also a 10 oz reel. I think the Shimano Tranx would go with this rod & be a marriage made in salt water heaven.
This rod feels like it weighs half the weight of my Lamiglas while it may not it is definitely lighter.
Cons1. I hope it never gets stolen or I get caught with too many lines in the water with a fish on another & do something stupid like move it out of a rod holder & a fish takes it for a ride lol.
2. Wish they listed the handle butt length, if this particular rod had telescoping or collapsible handle I could use it on a Shimano Cronarch no probem all day long. Hey Shimano there is a nifty idea ; ]. And I say this just b/c this rod is built to be so versatile, if the handle could adjust or had a quick change attachment system I could use it for everything.
3. Noticed a guy reviewed that his rod showed some rust stains, which is probably just a tiny bit of surface rust, which I'm surprised to hear considering it's an aluminum reel seat. Saltwater will surface rust even the best stainless steel, but haven't seen it do much to aluminum. OK just read it again looks like he said the guides, which are made with Stainless Alconite rings, I don't have much knowledge about Alconite so just see below, but the fact that it has stainless leads me to believe that's where the surface rust is actually showing on his rod.
* Anyways I use to sell Corrosion X, just spray a little before &/or after & you won't ever have any rust on any part of a rod, reel, or anything it's literally the best product made for preventing rust. I used to sell that stuff to CNC machine shops that would leave new metal molds for igloo coolers outside for months uncovered & they couldn't believe that a spray can coating could actually protect their product like that. It is also clear, no messy residue, & its crazy that it is also non-conductive, sorry but I just believe in that stuff. Always have a can of this & you have to use it if using a steel leader or any rubbing of dissimilar metals.
Best for removing surface rust is what I use on old knives carbon steel & stainless steel. just google KNIFE RUST ERASER [ Super Eraser Rust Eraser ] ...it's like magic! erases rust like it was a lead pencil.
By Chuck Castle
College Park MD
May 6, 2016
Crazy Good Rod!
This rod is matched with a Shimano Trinidad 14a and it is one versatile and bad a$$ combination for jigging, bottom fishing, surf fishing and light duty trolling. Casts a mile for a stiff rod with a heck of a backbone.
Proscasts a mike
light
solid
Consno more lifetime warranty
By barry
brooklyn, new york
April 13, 2016
great stick
I've used this rod mainly for tilefish and occasionally for cod and blackfish. It seems to fit the bill so far. It's one of my go-to rods when power is needed
Proslight weight, price ( as compaired to a custom rod), balanced
Conshavent found any as of yet
By Seung
gainesville, va
October 25, 2015
nice rod
I use it for deep water tile fishing.
can handle big fish with 2-3puond sinker, also a lot of back bone & very sensitive.
nice rod.
Proslight, powerfull back bone & sensitive.
ConsNone
By Scott Warren
Chino, Cailiforina
July 24, 2015
One of the best rods for BIG FISH
I caught tuna up to 70 pounds on this light weight rod with no issues at all. I will be definitely be getting another one just like it.
By Michael
Boynton Beach, FL
April 29, 2015
very versatile rod
I can use these rods for anything from snook to sailfish
By charles
west covina, ca
February 20, 2015
Terez it is !
I grew up using Shimano. Grandpa and Dad use Shimano. I use Shimano!
I only have 6 saltwater rods bought the the last 4 years - all Shimano. 3 are Terez. They're light but full of power-smooth casting and easy to grip/handle.
ProsPacked with power !
Rods for any application in colors that you might like.
Consnone.
By Brian
California
July 28, 2014
Light but powerful fishing rod
Terez rods are one of the best rods for hauling big fish. They at first feel as if too light bit have a great backbone and makes it easier to land fish.
ProsLight but great action
By NEfisherman
Boston, ma
September 23, 2013
Sweet rods
I have a couple of these rods in different actions and power. I mainly use them for either jigging or bait fishing in the NE. The rods are sensitive to the bites and the heavier rods are able to sling 20 oz jigs without any problems. The rods are light and you don't feel the strain on your arms or back after a long day of fishing. One thing you should be aware of - the line guides show signs of rust stains at the base after multiple uses. I rinse my rod/reels down after each trip and have noticed rust stains due to the guide seat not totally sealed. For the cost of these rods, little details like this is not acceptable. I'd expect much better quality control.
Proslight powerful rods.
ConsLine guides show signs of rust even at the base.
By chuck
west covina
July 13, 2013
A good rod from Shimano
thinnest rod ive used/owned=light but power packed. landing yellows and cudas with eaze. worth the price. i own 2 spinning : 20 and 80 MH with 30 and 50 lb power pro in a stradic ci4 4000F and thunnus 8000- all from TACKLE DIRECT!
By Brad Hemby
Myrtle Beach, SC
April 23, 2013
Amazing power
Pulling monster Grouper of the bottom is a breeze with this power packed rod. Small but acts like a big boy rod with awesome sensitivity! Fishing for 20 years now, best rod I've ever touched hands down, well worth the cost.
38 Questions &
38 Answers
ramon
from new york asked:
November 13, 2017
TZC66HBLK
SHM-1636-6 6' 6'' Heavy Fast 50-150 Stainless Alconite Fuji TK Aluminum 50# Bait Black, can you use a accurate bv 300 valiant reel with this rod and this also is a bait casting rod ?
1 Answers
Yes you can, as they are all conventional rods.
Bernie
on November 14, 2017
Tony
from Albany, GA asked:
April 24, 2018
Hello, i am considering purchasing a talica 16 ii for use primarily bottom fishing for grouper and snapper in the gulf in 150-225' of water. which terez rod do you recommend.
1 Answers
I'd suggest the 6'6" Heavy, model number TZC66HBLK.
Devon
on April 28, 2018
Patrick
from Narragansett asked:
March 24, 2018
Which model terez would pair with an avet 5.8 mxl for mid size tuna
1 Answers
The 6'6'' H would match well with the Avet MXL for mid size tuna.
Donald
on March 27, 2018
Mike
from Florida asked:
March 13, 2018
I have a Seigler SG reel and I plan on using it with live bait for snook from piers and a kayak and maybe some bottom fishing/trolling in the gulf from a kayak. Which Terez rod would you recommend?
1 Answers
Hello Mike. The 7' M would be enough fishing from a kayak. If you want a rod with a bit more backbone for both pier fishing and to be used in the kayak the MH model would do the trick.
Donald
on March 20, 2018
Weston
from Melbourne Florida asked:
February 16, 2018
I am looking to buy a talica 20 or 25 for surf fishing for large large sharks, using 80lb braid and kayaking out baits. What terez rod would fit best, I dont want to go too short as I want the line to be up high from the waves....but not to high? Targeting 8-12' sharks with the rig.
1 Answers
The 7' H or 7' XH would be the best model rod to use for the application your intending to use it for.
Donald
on February 17, 2018
Ross
from Singapore asked:
February 15, 2018
Hi, can the Accurate BX2-600N fit in the Terez ?
1 Answers
The accurate BX2-600N will fit on the Shimano Terez series rods.
Donald
on February 16, 2018
Moritz Lenhrd
from Germany asked:
November 18, 2017
I want to buy a talica 20 2 soeed and want to know wich terenz rod is good for this Reel ?I want to Fish with a 80 lbs hollow braid line for Tunas, Wahoos,and Marlin !
1 Answers
I would suggest model numbers TZC66HBLK or TZC66XHBLK.
Devon
on November 21, 2017
John Smith
from VA asked:
May 22, 2017
Will a Penn Torque level drag fit in the reel seat on this rod thanks.
1 Answers
The Torque does fit the Terez reel seats. The reel hardware also fits over the bottom of the blank sufficiently.
Devon
on May 29, 2017
Anthony
from Fullerton, California asked:
April 3, 2017
Is there a 8 foot heavy terez rod that has a different color than black? Maybe light blue.
1 Answers
Sorry but the current generation of Terez rods are only available in black.
Devon
on April 4, 2017
Cat
from Florida asked:
January 20, 2017
I got my boyfriend the Talica 25 two speed for christmas, I want to get him the shimano terez heavy 6'6" but i read a review where a guy said his reel seat didnt fit the Talica 25. Does anyone have this setup already? Does it in fact work? I want to make sure before I order it,thanks
1 Answers
The Talica 25 two speed does fit the shimano terez heavy 6'6".
Donald
on January 20, 2017
Donna
from Atlantic city, NJ asked:
October 19, 2016
I want to use a rod that can be used for deep sea seabass/cod trip in winter. and tuna trip on party boat. I have a saltiga reel need to find a rod to pair with. thanks.
1 Answers
The Shimano TZCX66HBLK Terez Conventional Fishing Rod Black would make a great combo with the saltiga.
Donald
on October 20, 2016
Joe
from Santa Maria California asked:
February 26, 2016
Hello I was wondering what would be the heaviest lure the 7 foot med heavy terez would be able to handle?
1 Answers
They do not list ounce ratings on their rods. Only the applications and the pound test the rod is recommended to be used for. This specific rod is meant for a squid slider that is rated for 30lb test.
Kaitryn
on February 26, 2016
Damon
from West Palm Beach, Florida asked:
November 11, 2015
Want to use a Truth SG reel for some near-shore and off-shore bottom fishing. Which model do you recommend? What about for a Torium 30?
1 Answers
I would go for a medium heavy or heavy rod for that application. A Torium would also be a good choice, but the 30 would be a bit too big.
David
on November 11, 2015
Santiago
from Texas asked:
October 26, 2015
Hi, recently bought a Fin Nor Marquesa 30ii reel.... Which terez rod would you recommend?? Or I should be looking something else? I mostly do light trolling and jigging.
1 Answers
Which rod you would pick would also depend partially on what you are fishing for. Since you are in the gulf I would assume Yellowfin tuna, grouper, snapper or some other gulf fish. In that case I would go with the Extra heavy 7', or the Heavy 6'6" if you wanted it a little bit lighter.
David
on October 27, 2015
kevin
from highlands NJ asked:
August 10, 2015
which model rod would you recommend for blackfishing from a party boat
1 Answers
Hello Kevin.
In the conventional line, the 6'6'' Heavy model would be the most ideal for your use.
Brandon
on August 22, 2015
Isaac
from Stuart, Florida asked:
July 25, 2015
I recently bought a Shimano Saragosa 8000 and I don't know what model I should get. I intend on Snook fishing around bridges with 1-4oz jigs. I just don't know which model would best fit my reel.
1 Answers
The best Terez rod for this application will be the http://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tzsw70mh-terez-waxwing-spinning-rod.html.
Paul
Paul
on August 6, 2015
Braulio
from Houston, Texas asked:
June 30, 2015
Hey i'm looking for a rod for fishing small fish to red snapper. which terez rod or other would you consider me choosing? Also is the Terez TZC66H good for my AVET MXJ RAPTOR because that is the reel I'll be using.
1 Answers
The terez and AVET MJX Raptor would be an excellent combo for fish like red snapper or grouper.
David
on June 30, 2015
Yang
from California asked:
June 27, 2015
Which Terez Model would I use for Salmon Trolling with a Double Deep Six?
1 Answers
Hello Yang.
In the Terez rod series, if there were a model good for this application, It would be the one seen below:
http://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tzc80h-terez-conventional-fishing-rod.html
Brandon
on July 9, 2015
Dylan
from South Florida asked:
June 17, 2015
Which power would be best for bottom fishing in heavy current with 8-16oz of lead?
1 Answers
Hello Dylan.
The extra extra heavy models will be the only Terez models that will be able to handle that kind of weight.
Brandon
on June 19, 2015
Jimmy Neal
from jacksonville, Florida asked:
May 15, 2015
Which power would be best for bottom fishing with 4-12oz leads?
1 Answers
Jimmy, I would recommend going with a heavy power.
Frank
on May 18, 2015
Randy
from New Jersey asked:
April 14, 2015
Which Terez rod would you match with an Avet HXW for midshore trolling (i.e. school bluefin)?
1 Answers
Randy, I would recommend a 6'6" Heavy Terez for trolling for schoolie Bluefin.
Frank
on April 14, 2015
Ken
from Long Island asked:
March 29, 2015
Are the Terez rod ok for trolling or are they to light? I was thinking of getting one for tuna, blue fish or striped bass. I wasn't sure if they had enough backbone.
1 Answers
Hello Ken,
Yes, you can absolutely troll a terez rod. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions.
Brandon
on March 30, 2015
Donald
from Medina, OH asked:
February 21, 2015
Do you recommend conventional or spinning Terez rods for kites? Does it matters? What size rod and reel. Thank you.
1 Answers
Donald, We like the Conventional Terez TZC66MHSB SHM-2689 this rid has a soft tip ideal for circles hooks, Large open ring guide to allow your line to freely feed in and out, a slick butt to eliminate hang up in the rod holder.
Frank
on March 4, 2015
Nick
from Shelton, CT asked:
January 13, 2015
Which Conventional Model would you recommend for live lining bunker and eels, some light chunking, maybe trolling a tube and worm from the kayak? This would be for Blues and Stripers. Thanks!
1 Answers
For your applications, we suggest going with SHM-1643. Great action and power for a light rod.
Customer Service
on January 14, 2015
Gary
from Marco Island, FL asked:
January 4, 2015
What's the best rod to use with an Avet 5.3 SX?
1 Answers
TZCX66H SHM-1639 This is the 6'6 heavy extra Fast action, this would be a great rod for that reel.
Customer Service
on January 6, 2015
Stephen
from Windham, NH asked:
December 15, 2014
I will be matching a Terez TZC Heavy to an Avet LX4.6 exclusively for jigging Cod. I utilize 10-16oz jigs and fish in 200-300ft of water. Any thoughts on whether to go with a 7' or 8'?
1 Answers
Ether or would make a great combo.
Customer Service
on December 16, 2014
Jas Ruiz
from Port Aransas,Texas asked:
December 2, 2014
Are Terez rods all the same thin diameter, or do they thicken on H or XH models... ?
1 Answers
The rods do get slightly thicker in the H and XH.
Customer Service
on December 3, 2014
Jas Ruiz
from Port Aransas,Texas asked:
December 2, 2014
Are Terez rods all the same thin diameter, or do they thicken on H or XH models... ?
1 Answers
The rods do get slightly thicker in the H and XH.
Customer Service
on December 3, 2014
adam
from long island ,ny asked:
November 5, 2014
What reel would match up to the 7 ft MH 40-80 conventional rod for blackfishing (tog)?
1 Answers
An Avet MXL would be great on that rod.
Customer Service
on November 5, 2014
Mark Kim
from Brooklyn, NY asked:
September 8, 2014
Which would be best for boat fishing. Usually go for Blue Fish (~20 lb) or Striped bass (~20-40Lbs)
Have a caluctta 700B and a Curado 200 that i interchange depending on the fish.
1 Answers
The SHM-1643, 7' Medium would definitely be the best for your application.
Customer Service
on September 9, 2014
Sean
from Farmingdale, NY asked:
September 1, 2014
Hello. Do any of these rods have a gimble? Thank you for your time!
1 Answers
Yes, many of these rods have gimbles. Whether or not they do and what kind is listed in with the specs of the individual rods.
Customer Service
on September 1, 2014
kim allen
from crestview florida asked:
June 18, 2014
I will be mostly bottom fishing in the gulf.I am going to purchase a shimano talica 2 speed drag reel.Which Terez rod will matchup with this reel?
1 Answers
We would recommend either a 6'6" or 7' Heavy. TZC66H or TZC70H.
Customer Service
on June 19, 2014
GIUSEPPE
from CALIFORNIA asked:
April 10, 2014
If jigging for fluke with 6-10 oz which terez would you recommed?
1 Answers
For 6-10oz led, I would recommend using the heavy to extra-heavy models. They will have the better back bone to handle the heavier led weights.
Customer Service
on April 11, 2014
Kwakz
from Singapore asked:
February 23, 2014
I am going for bottom fishing...... any advice on type of rod should I be using on these terez rod? I got a talica 8II......
1 Answers
I would recommend the Terez rod in a medium heavy to heavy action. Either a 6'6" or a 7' rod would work well.
Customer Service
on February 23, 2014
Mohamed Al Jaber
from Manama - Bahrain asked:
November 24, 2013
I have the shimano Tranx 500 PG. What would be the best Rod for it, also what is the recommended fishing line.
1 Answers
The Shimano Terez medium to medium heavy would match best with this reel. Either a 6'6" or a 7' would balance nicely.
Customer Service
on November 25, 2013
eliu
from cozumel q roo mexico asked:
October 5, 2012
Iwant to buy tyrnos 16 this rod mact that reel ??
1 Answers
Yes, the tyrnos 16 would match up very well on a Terez rod
Customer Service
on October 6, 2012
Gary
from huntington beach, california asked:
September 13, 2012
Im going tuna fishing in a couple weeks ( Mexico ) . Id like to try one of these, Terez rods.
I want to use my Talica 16 2 speed reel with 30lb line. Could someone give me some advice
on which rod to use? Ive never bought a rod online. I don't really understand what fast, heavy, etc.
I've used heavy shorter rods with these fish before
1 Answers
The Terez rods would work very well when matched up with a Talica 16II. If you are live bait fishing check out the TZC66H. If jigging check out the TZCX66H. The TZCX66XH would be suitable for both applications.
Customer Service
on September 14, 2012
mike d
from cpe cana fl asked:
August 15, 2012
thinking of buying one for live baiting with avet53mc reel how does rod preform
1 Answers
These rods are built on a very thin but strong and sensitive blank made out of Shimano's TC4 material. Live baiting on a heavy enough model will work fine!
Customer Service
on August 17, 2012
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