Designed to deliver lures and heavy sinkers far past the breakers to a distant target, these spinning rods have already won high praise from anglers and tournament casters. This is a game of balance, leverage, accuracy, and raw power that leaves lesser rods in splinters. These rugged two-piece 60% graphite/30% glass composite blanks offer the right combination of light weight and instant flex recovery, and are equipped with double-wrapped Fuji® aluminum oxide guides, Fuji heavy-duty gunsmoke cushioned-hood reel seats, and EVA-flanked rubberized composite cork handles for enhanced handling in wet conditions.
Average Customer Rating:
4.3 out of 5
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4 of 4 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Great Rod!,January 4, 2009
By Patrickgdfrom Memphis, TN
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28 lb Cat landed with the Ocean Master 12 ft. Heavy
"With this rod in 12 ft. Heavy action size paired with Diawas Emblem Pro 5500 I am slinging 8 oz. up to 100 yards or more. I've landed several large Mississippi River catfish on this rod with not even the slightest problem. All I can say is super rod."
What is your favorite type of fishing?:
Freshwater
How many times a month do you fish on average?:
5+
Do you own a boat?:
No
Would you recommend this product as a gift?:
No
Solid & Well-Priced,August 23, 2007
By TMD64from FL East Coast
"The 10' and 11' versions are fairly stiff and powerful when casting 3-5oz rigs, though certainly capable of casting heavier weight. Good feel and sensitivity, but don't waste this great rod for the small stuff - 'bait big' and go long where the rod is designed to excel... Much better deal than the St. Croix's and Lamiglas. 'Combined with a Shimano Spheros 8000, the 10' is my rod of choice 2-3 times a week.... Only negative is the need for strong 8' and 9' models in the product line."
What is your favorite type of fishing?:
Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average?:
5+
Do you own a boat?:
Yes
Best Quality for the Dollar,April 1, 2006
By LowCountryAnglerfrom Savannah
"There are 2 classes of Surf rods: There are the cheap fiberglass models which shatter under strain, offer zero sensitivity, and are terrible at casting the heavier weights surf fishermen demand. Then there are the ultra-expensive graphite models which are great rods, but you have to take out a mortgage to buy one and you sacrifice strength for sensitivity. There is a perfect middle-ground, though, and that is the Ocean Master Surf rod. Light, strong, sensitive, and affordable; this is the rod for any surf fisherman wanting to take it to the next level. Leave the whiting behind, say goodbye to croakers, and forget about snapper blues: these rods are built for the big boys. Bull Redfish, Stripers, Sharks, Tarpon, you name it. You can cast a mile to the outer sandbar with these rods, which are made to throw heavier leads. One drawback is that there are no lighter-class rods in this series for casting jigs and spoons for medium-class fish like pompano, spanish mackeral, jack crevalle, etc. Bottom Line: the best affordable heavy casting rod on the market, but needs a lighter series."
What is your favorite type of fishing?:
Saltwater
How many times a month do you fish on average?:
5+
Do you own a boat?:
Yes
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