TackleDirect Silver Hook Series Travel Rods
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| Model TD Code | Description | Type | Length | Power | Action | Mono Line Rating | Lure Weight | Price |
| TDSSTS703M TDA-0732 | Silver Hook Series Travel Rod | Inshore Travel | 7 ft. | Medium | Moderate-Fast | 8 - 17 lb. | 3/8 - 3/4 oz. | $99.99 USD | |||
| TDSSTS703MH TDA-0733 | Silver Hook Series Travel Rod | Inshore Travel | 7 ft. | Medium-Heavy | Moderate-Fast | 10 - 20 lb. | 1/2 - 1-1/4 oz. | $99.99 USD | |||
Backpack on shoulder with just enough gear for two days, tickets in one hand, my 3 piece travel 7' Silver Hook Series rod from Tackle Direct in the other. Destination, front deck of a flats boat in South Florida. Guide directs me to 2'o clock, 30 yards away moving left a big trophy Snook or Tarpon looking for its breakfast. A cast, a pickup and a battle that I have dreamed of forever. Linesider released, bucket list fish checked off, "Fishing Perfection".
TackleDirect Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod Features:
- Genuine Fuji Reel Seat
- High Density Graphite Composition Blanks
- Fuji Single Foot Concept Guides
- Hi Gloss Epoxy Coated Thread Wraps
- Grade ''A'' Cork Grips
- Carry On Size Travel Case
5 Stars based on 21 reviews
By Dennis
northern virginia
Bought these for my wife
September 24, 2016
Great deal with the special offer on the Okuma reel. Light weight, cork handle very nice rod
Prosgood travel case and nice action
Consnone
By J-Rhea
Plainfield NJ
Thumbs Up
September 13, 2019
No complaints I’m happy with this rod, it looks and feels nice. On summer beach days it’s barely noticeable once packed away in travel tube. Performed lovely in NJ for fluke on beach days this year with my wife lol.
ProsLight weight, finish, convenient, durability and price
ConsNone
By Joshua
Surfside, Florida
Extremely well made
April 16, 2019
Feels very high-end. The case is very good quality. Bought to take on trips around Florida, Bahamas, Canada, etc. The case looks like you could fit a second 3-piece travel rod.
Prosquality and value
Consnone
By Charles
Virginia
Super value for a travel rod!!!
January 8, 2019
I bought this rod specifically for a trip to the Caribbean. First off, the travel case is extreme sturdy and traveled very well as carry on. It easily fit in the plane's overhead storage. As for the rod, I was impressed with the quality of the build for this price point. The pieces held a snug fit and I did not experience any twist. I paired this up with a Daiwa BG 3000 reel for inshore fishing and had no problems handling species like Jack Crevalles and etc. I think I will be buying the medium version of this rod soon!
ProsExcellent value
ConsNone Yet
By james B.
johns island, SC
Very happy/great value
December 31, 2018
Nice action, great case
Prosaction, case , value
ConsNone
By Todd
Dorchester, MA
Good Travel Rod
July 8, 2018
Have not had a chance to take this on a plane yet but have used nearby my home a couple of times. Rod is well built. Guides are all smooth. All pieces fit together nicely. Travel case is sturdy and I know I can fit at least one more travel rod inside. Overall good rod for the cost.
ProsCost
Travel Friendly
Well Built
By Brad
All over
Impressed
June 14, 2018
I'm incredibly impressed with the fit and finish of these rods. The quality of the cork handle, reel seat and guides is very comparable to a much more expensive rod. I purchased a 7' Medium to pair up with a 3000 Stradic and I love the combo for traveling. I make bi-monthly trips to South Fla and only a few trips in so far I am really impressed with these rods. The rod tube it comes in might just be the most robust I have ever owned and can fit an extra rod, I carry 2 in mine and its super easy to throw in the overhead bin of any commercial plane and never have to worry about your rods.
ProsQuality construction, unbeatable price.
ConsCan't find one.
By Jim
Boston
Good travel rod, great value
April 7, 2018
Bought this rod for a trip to FL, along with another travel rod that cost more than 2x as much. I used one and my son used the other. With changing bait/lures, we swapped rods many times, and I wouldn't be able to tell you which rod was which without looking at the brand info by the grip.
Proslight, felt like one piece, nice hard case for travel/protection
By Shane
,
nice
March 27, 2018
really good rod to start fishing very light and strong my son loves it
Proslightweight
easy to use
cast very well
By Matt
Fort Myers, FL
Buy with confidence!
March 20, 2018
This travel rod has met every expectation and then some. I first want to talk about the cork. It's nice. Real nice. Cut and shaped clean, there were no missing chunks or abrasions from the factory. I immediately coated with U-40 Cork Seal when I received the rod and left it to dry for 24 hours. Upon inspection all of the seal was drawn in the material and hardened as it should.
Don't expect the quality of cork to be the finest AAA Portugal grade, but I would say it is on par with average AA grade. For $80? Yea, I'll take it.
Moving on to the build quality of the rod. It gets a solid "A". There are a few guide raps that aren't absolutely perfect and you'd never notice them unless you slowly inspected each one and took your time (as I did). But my purpose was for an accurate review, and not to criticize the craftsmanship. The rod fits together and locks up tight as a drum. You will have no issues with it coming apart while casting and reeling in that monster (that got away).
Rod guides are in line and all inserts are smooth as can be. There is no pitting or excess glue from the manufacturing process.
I do wish there was some sort of rubber/plastic/dense foam butt cap on the rod. The cork just kind of stops and is cut off flush. Make sure to seal that part too with some U-40.
Reel seats are solid and lock up well on the reel. For my testing purposes I used the reel I will be fishing on this rod; a Penn Battle II 3500. Weight and balance are on par with a rod of this price and a graphite blank of this tonnage.
I would say any reel size over 3500 would start to be a bit too unbalanced. This is an inshore rod after all. The action is on the stiffer side, with a decent tip. There are no issues hooking into 30lb reds, agressive pompano, strong snook, and sea trout. I'm pretty confident you could land a good size tarpon if your reel has a decent carbon drag.
The travel tube is outstanding. Looks to be made of heavy nylon or a medium weight cordura-type material. The zipper is smooth and functions perfectly. There is a heavy-guage anti-crush solid tube inside that is lined with nylon to protect from scratches. Foam in the top of the lid protects the rod tip when the three pieces bounce around during transport.
I'm fairly confident that I could fit another travel rod in this tube along with the Silver Hook 3-piece rod.
For $80 you will be making a good investment. I'm really glad Tackledirect is offering this rod and will probably end up buying a second one this year.
Tight Lines!
Don't expect the quality of cork to be the finest AAA Portugal grade, but I would say it is on par with average AA grade. For $80? Yea, I'll take it.
Moving on to the build quality of the rod. It gets a solid "A". There are a few guide raps that aren't absolutely perfect and you'd never notice them unless you slowly inspected each one and took your time (as I did). But my purpose was for an accurate review, and not to criticize the craftsmanship. The rod fits together and locks up tight as a drum. You will have no issues with it coming apart while casting and reeling in that monster (that got away).
Rod guides are in line and all inserts are smooth as can be. There is no pitting or excess glue from the manufacturing process.
I do wish there was some sort of rubber/plastic/dense foam butt cap on the rod. The cork just kind of stops and is cut off flush. Make sure to seal that part too with some U-40.
Reel seats are solid and lock up well on the reel. For my testing purposes I used the reel I will be fishing on this rod; a Penn Battle II 3500. Weight and balance are on par with a rod of this price and a graphite blank of this tonnage.
I would say any reel size over 3500 would start to be a bit too unbalanced. This is an inshore rod after all. The action is on the stiffer side, with a decent tip. There are no issues hooking into 30lb reds, agressive pompano, strong snook, and sea trout. I'm pretty confident you could land a good size tarpon if your reel has a decent carbon drag.
The travel tube is outstanding. Looks to be made of heavy nylon or a medium weight cordura-type material. The zipper is smooth and functions perfectly. There is a heavy-guage anti-crush solid tube inside that is lined with nylon to protect from scratches. Foam in the top of the lid protects the rod tip when the three pieces bounce around during transport.
I'm fairly confident that I could fit another travel rod in this tube along with the Silver Hook 3-piece rod.
For $80 you will be making a good investment. I'm really glad Tackledirect is offering this rod and will probably end up buying a second one this year.
Tight Lines!
By David M.
brooklyn, NY
TD Travel Rod
March 16, 2018
great feeling rod that is sensitive and strong.
i bought it for $100 and feel like it is well worth the price, so the $80 price tag is a great price for the quality and build of the rod.
i bought it for $100 and feel like it is well worth the price, so the $80 price tag is a great price for the quality and build of the rod.
Prossensitivity
high quality guides and cork handle
Conscase is heavier than i expected.
By Stanley
New York
Rod for travel
February 17, 2018
Nice compact size
By Jason
Eastvale, CA
Great quality
December 26, 2017
Great travel friendly rod. Great quality, I will definitely be buying more of TackleDirect rods.
By Mike
South East Coast.
Awesome
December 4, 2017
It came a bit damaged, but tackle direct made it right exceeding expectations. It is a3 piece with a great travel case. It is light, strong and sensitive on the tip. The tip eyelet is slightly wider than the last, so your leader knot does never suffer friction. The grip is comfy and great. I had it for a week only and already caught more trout on it than the whole season before having it, Good luck maybe? I don't think so! it makes any lure vibrate more naturally and when the bite comes, it sets the hook faster than any other rod I have. Forget the overpriced hype out there, this one is a winner. Tackle direct people really got it right!
ProsLight, Strong, Sensitive, Fast, Tip eyelet wider for non-uni knot friction, Great grip and comfort. Travel capable.
ConsNo hook keeper, but is a minor one.
By Wes P.
Darien, CT
solid rod. well made.
November 20, 2017
A good rod to travel around with.
13 Questions &
13 Answers
Max
from Hawaii asked:
September 2, 2019
What is the guide frame material?
1 Answer
They are Fuji Single Foot Concept Guides
Submitted by:
Ethan
on September 2, 2019
Josh
from NY asked:
December 31, 2018
Hey, I’m looking for a travel spinning rod to match to a spheros 4000 I have. It would be for diverse stuff. Tube lures cast to barracuda. Bottom fishing for snapper. Chunking baits to jacks and small shark. Soft baits to false albacore. Likely w 30 or 40# braid. New England and the Bahamas. Would you recommend the medium, or the medium heavy rod for this? Thanks!
1 Answer
The Okuma CIT-S-724M Citrix Graphite Travel Rod would pair well with the Spheros 4000
Submitted by:
Bernie
on January 4, 2019
Bob G
from New England asked:
September 22, 2018
I’m planning a trip to FL, gulf side, and looking to take a rod along on the flight. I’d like to find a rod to pair with a penn slammer 3 4500. Would either of the TD Silver Hook Series Rods balance well with this reel, or would you have a better option without breaking the bank?
1 Answer
You can take a look at the Daiwa Harrier Inshore Spinning Rods they are equally as good as the TD silver hook series.
Submitted by:
Bernie
on September 24, 2018
Eric
from TX asked:
May 23, 2017
What is the length of the case?
1 Answer
32 INCHES
Submitted by:
Bernie
on May 29, 2017
Doug
from Sarasota, FL asked:
June 30, 2019
Can I use braided line with this rod?
1 Answer
Hi Sir! Thanks for the question! Yes, you can use braided line with the TackleDirect Silver Hook Series Travel Rods.
Submitted by:
Christopher Riegel
on July 1, 2019
hani maher
from Dubai UAE asked:
May 28, 2019
Hi ..what is the weight of the rod and the case...shipping weight of the package !
1 Answer
The 7' Medium with the case weighs 2 lbs 45 oz. The 7' Medium Heavy weighs 2 lbs 55 oz's.
Submitted by:
Rebecca Redington
on May 29, 2019
Michael
from Myrtle Beach, SC asked:
February 27, 2018
Was thinking about getting the Daiwa BG 4000 and a Penn Battle 2 5000 which rods would you recommend?
1 Answer
The TackleDirect TDSSTS703MH Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod - 7 ft. would match well with both the Daiwa BG 4000 and the Battle 5000.
Submitted by:
Donald
on March 8, 2018
Noah
from Long Island NY asked:
December 15, 2017
What kind of guides are on this rod? Do you sell replacements?
1 Answer
The type of guides that are on this rod is Fuji Single Foot Concept Guides and unfortunately we do not sell replacement guides for this rod.
Submitted by:
Donald
on December 16, 2017
David Huntington
from Virginia asked:
March 8, 2017
What's the warranty on the silver hook travel spin?
1 Answer
The warranty for the TackleDirect Silver Hook Series Travel Rods have a 1 year warranty. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for you fishing needs.
Submitted by:
Donald
on March 8, 2017
Jon
from Vieux Fort, St. Lucia asked:
February 20, 2017
Is this a conventional or spinning rod?
1 Answer
The Silver Hook travel rods are all spinning rods.
Submitted by:
Devon
on February 20, 2017
Bill
from Md asked:
February 17, 2017
Why not include the weight per each rod?
1 Answer
The TackleDirect M is 6.4 oz and the MH is 6.4 oz as well. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.
Submitted by:
Donald
on February 17, 2017
Bill
from Md asked:
February 17, 2017
What is the longest section per travel rod for case selection?
1 Answer
The longest selection of each TackleDirect Travel Rod is 29 3/8 inches long.
Submitted by:
Donald
on February 17, 2017
Brad
from Annapolis, MD asked:
January 28, 2017
How much does the TDSSTS703M rod weigh?
1 Answer
TDSSTS703M weighs exactly 6.32 oz.
Submitted by:
Devon
on January 31, 2017
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