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| Model TD Code | Type | Length | Power | Action | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) | Foregrip Length | Reargrip Length | No. of Guides | Price |
| TMS-80MH SHM-0401 | Spinning | 8' | Medium Heavy | Fast | 10 - 20 | 1/2 - 1 1/2 | 2.75" | 10.5" | Tip+9 | $129.99 USD | |
Shimano Teramar Inshore rod series was created for anglers from two very different locations: the Southeast and the West Coast. Southeastern anglers will find perfect rods for plug casting for snook, spinning on the flats or tarpon fishing under passes. West Coast anglers have an array of rods that includes trigger-stick casting rods for swim baits and jig sticks.
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- Shimano TC4 Construction.
- New Concept Fuji Hardloy guides.
- Fuji reel seat.
- Grade A cork handles.
- Gudebrod thread wrapped guides.
- Convenient hook keeper.
- Limited 1 Year Warranty.
An $8.00 oversize packaging charge applies to this item as it ships in a long heavy duty tube to protect your items. This fee will still apply when discount shipping coupons are used.
Shimano Teramar Southeast Inshore Spinning Rods Recommended Uses
- TMS80MH
The perfect live- or swim-bait rod for large snook, cobia and schoolie tarpon.
- Shimano TC4 Construction
Shimano has engineered the new responsive TC4 Construction to elevate your fishing experience. The TC4 Construction 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 Lightweight Hardloy Guides
The Teramar series is equipped with Fuji's Concept lightweight Hardloy guides. These low profile guides are produced from a special blend of high grade aluminum oxide, are diamond polished and permanently mounted to the frame. This new guide concept offers greater sensitivity,castability, increased accuracy and decreased line wear. - 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 76 reviews
By Justin
San Antonio, Tx
June 3, 2018
Great rod for the money.
I have paired a MH 7.5 and a MH 7 foot with Tranx 400 reels, and they are about perfect for trolling and casting for king mackerel from my kayak. Once I can buy a couple more of these setups, I intend to leave my heavier tackle at home unless I plan to bottom fish next to the oil rigs.
ProsTough, good price, fairly light weight.
ConsNone.
By Bill
Florida
May 26, 2017
Great rod for the money
This is my second TMS MH rod. It is a great rod for the money. My 4 year old rod is 7'6" I bought it for slip cork fishing and throwing top water lures. I am hoping the shorter rod will be my new favorite for working a Cajun Thunder, twitch baits and heavy jigs in deep water. I haven't used it enough to decide on the shorter length.
Both rods are matching with Shimano Ci4 using 20# braid. They can stop almost anything I catch in the Intracoastal waterway here in NE FL/Jacksonville. I have caught redfish up to 38" in a foot of water.
A medium heavy action combined with a fast action tip is gentle enough to toss live bait a mile and not tear it up. It will also sling a top water plug or Bomber Long A with tremendous accuracy. Flats fishing is about hitting the target. These rods are great.
I also carry two T Allen high carbon micro guide 7'8" medium action with extra fast tips. They are the most sensitive rods I have ever seen. I use them for 1/8 jigs and lately an Unfair Advantage shrimp.
Both rods are also paired with Shimano Ci4 2500 and 10# braid. The rod is more than double the cost of my Teramar. They will cast a tiny weight across town! I use them the most. If a fish taps your lure it's like getting slapped in the hand amazing sensitivity.
The last rod on my boat is a Star Rod - Plasma 7' heavy action with 20# braid. It is rated for baits up to 2oz but can handle double that if bottom fishing.
I use it for soaking blue crab pieces for redfish, big live mullet and trolling. The rod is a beast and doesn't cast very well it's too stiff and too short. It works very well in specific circumstances.
All my rods are one piece. I am old enough to need hi-viz line. I get out two or three times a week.
Fish don't fear me....
Yet
Both rods are matching with Shimano Ci4 using 20# braid. They can stop almost anything I catch in the Intracoastal waterway here in NE FL/Jacksonville. I have caught redfish up to 38" in a foot of water.
A medium heavy action combined with a fast action tip is gentle enough to toss live bait a mile and not tear it up. It will also sling a top water plug or Bomber Long A with tremendous accuracy. Flats fishing is about hitting the target. These rods are great.
I also carry two T Allen high carbon micro guide 7'8" medium action with extra fast tips. They are the most sensitive rods I have ever seen. I use them for 1/8 jigs and lately an Unfair Advantage shrimp.
Both rods are also paired with Shimano Ci4 2500 and 10# braid. The rod is more than double the cost of my Teramar. They will cast a tiny weight across town! I use them the most. If a fish taps your lure it's like getting slapped in the hand amazing sensitivity.
The last rod on my boat is a Star Rod - Plasma 7' heavy action with 20# braid. It is rated for baits up to 2oz but can handle double that if bottom fishing.
I use it for soaking blue crab pieces for redfish, big live mullet and trolling. The rod is a beast and doesn't cast very well it's too stiff and too short. It works very well in specific circumstances.
All my rods are one piece. I am old enough to need hi-viz line. I get out two or three times a week.
Fish don't fear me....
Yet
ProsGreat price very durable.
ConsMy 4 year old rod is showing some rust on eyes. I fish only saltwater. They are rinsed off 95% of the time.
By Logan
Oviedo, Fl
May 2, 2019
Tough rods
I have several 7,6 in the 8-17 and 12-25 lb classes. I abuse them pretty badly and they take the beatings.
ConsHeavy
By intothewild
Oklahoma city, OK
March 6, 2019
just the right rod that i was looking for
looks and feel good, mine was 7' medium fast action, rod was very flexible which is exactly what im looking for, i wish i made 2 piece 8 foot rod
By DB
VA
March 1, 2019
Quality Build
Great for Reds and Trout paired with my Daiwa Costal!
By intothewild
Oklahoma city, OK
February 12, 2019
just the right rod that i was looking for
i was looking for a rod that has flexible tip, so i bought a 7' medium fast action 1/4-5/8oz hoping it will be the right one for, and it is exactly how i want it to be when i recieved it, it is very flexible, love it
By Duke
Rome
February 2, 2019
Absolutely the best 8ft rod with extra fast action in the world !
To make it short and simple look no further, I have owe over 30 of these rods bc they’re highly strong back bone with ceramic guides fast tips perfect for long casting, caught snooks , bulls , tarpons , flat heads stripe bass , so I love with these I still buy it over anything other rods period ! Time tested and I got nothing bac to say bout this rod ! The picture I included is all 8 ft teramar extra fast on background
ProsEverything
ConsNothing
By James
PORT SAINT LUCIE, FL
January 29, 2019
Totally satisfied with the rod and customer service
i was looking for a tsunami rod but it was discontinued. Rick (i think) put me on this rod paired with an Okuma helios 30.
Perfect combo. The fast tip and lumber rod are exactly my style. I can’t wait to put Mr Snookey on it!
Perfect combo. The fast tip and lumber rod are exactly my style. I can’t wait to put Mr Snookey on it!
Prossuper fast tip - quality materials to fight any inshore fish i target.
Conswasn?t free!! 😂
By Tom W.
Stuart, FL
December 19, 2018
Terrific Casting
I live in Florida, am blessed to be surrounded with numerous inshore fishing opportunity. I added an older, bullet proof Shimano, Bait Runner reel, loaded with 30 lb.Suffix, braid. The casting performance of this combo is excellent.
By John
MARCO Island
December 16, 2018
Quality Rod
I was hesitant to order the “Heavy†series, fearing a club weight for the rod. Just the opposite, nice flex at the tip for casting and plenty of backbone down low to handle the big tarpon.
By Darrell
Knoxville, TN
November 1, 2018
Great All Around Rod
Have lots of Shimano Teramar rods in spinning and casting. These spinning rods throw Redfins and buck tails long distances with good accuracy but also work well with live bait under a cork. Pair them with a Stradic 4000 and easily control midsize stripers in the 12 - 20lb range. Great action keeps fish hooked up even with beginners at the controls. Highly recommended.
ProsLight. Accurate. Easy to control.
ConsNone
By Darrll
Knoxville, TN
November 1, 2018
Great rods. balanced power
Have lots of Shimano Teramar rods in spinning and casting. These spinning rods throw Redfins and buck tails long distances with good accuracy. Pair them with a Stradic 4000 and easily control midsize stripers in the 12 - 20lb range. Great action keeps fish hooked up even with beginners at the controls. Highly recommended.
ProsLight. Accurate. Good power. Easy to control.
ConsNone
By Craig
ringwood, NJ
October 25, 2018
Spin and Casting great rods!
These are my go to tog rods and the casting comes along for the ride on most fluke trips when i have to drag weight (only bucktail up to 6 ounces with a different rod).
7" MH extra fast spinning for tog jigs and the 7'6 Casting H XF for tog when using bank sinkers.
7" MH extra fast spinning for tog jigs and the 7'6 Casting H XF for tog when using bank sinkers.
ProsLight, strong and sensative
By Hookman
Florida Panhandle
October 3, 2018
Shimano Teramar TMSX80xH
Great rod. Plenty of backbone and sensitive tip to enable you to feel the bite. Heavy duty guides. Great rod for kings, bonito, and tarpon. Great rod for casting swim baits and 1-3 oz lures.
By Richard
Florida Panhandle
September 22, 2018
Shamanic TMS-80XXH
Nice quality rods. Light weight with slit of backbone. Perfect 8’ rods for cobia and tarpon.
ProsLight weight, plenty of backbone
3 Questions &
3 Answers
Junior d
from Troy asked:
August 9, 2017
Weight of the rod
1 Answer
The shimano Teramar inshore weighs in at 8 ounces.
Submitted by:
Bernie
on August 10, 2017
bently
from Georgia asked:
December 4, 2016
Looking at tms80mh and 80h rod for pier fishing in FL, going to use it for throw lures between 3/4oz to 1-1/2oz and bottom fishing with weight at 2ozs, but i need the one with good backbone and soft tip to get this job done. please help me to choose the right rod, thanks
1 Answer
The Shimano TMS-80H Teramar Inshore Southeast Spinning Rod will be a good rod for pier fishing in Florida. It will provide good backbone and a soft tip.
Submitted by:
Donald
on December 9, 2016
Nomer
from Pago Pago, American Samoa asked:
August 8, 2015
Is this a one-piece or two-piece rod?
1 Answer
1 PIECE ROD
Submitted by:
John
on August 11, 2015
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