Rod guide
Spinning Rods
Light, responsive and brilliant fun, a spinning rod is the perfect tool for working lures and floats from the shore. Whether you're chasing mackerel off the rocks or stalking bass along a Cornish beach, the right spinning rod lets you cast all day without fatigue. Here's how to choose a spinning rod that matches your lures, your marks and your casting range.
A spinning rod is tuned for casting and retrieving lures, so it stays light in the hand and responsive enough to fish for hours without fatigue.
- Best for
- Lure anglers chasing bass, mackerel and pollack who want a light, responsive rod that's a joy to cast all day.
- How it fishes
- Light, fast and fun: built for working lures and feeling every tap through the blank.
- Tackle
- Look for a 7-9ft length rated around 10-40g (up to 60g for bigger metals), matched to a 2500-4000 fixed-spool reel and light braid.
- Safety
- Keep lure weights within the casting range, and mind treble hooks and back-casts on busy or rocky marks.
Stay safe
Keep lure weights within the casting range, and mind treble hooks and back-casts on busy or rocky marks.
Beginners Guide to Buying Fishing Gear....
All our spinning rods are suitable for both spinning and float fishing.
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Multi Piece Rods
Telescopic Rods
Telescopic Rods are a great choice if you would like a fishing rod for travelling as they collapse allowing you to fit them in to luggage.
