Goture Fishing rod, geocaching rod, telescopic rod, carp rod, trout rod, telescopic fishing rod, 3 m, 3.6 m, 4.5 m, 5.4 m, 6.3 m, 7.2 m

Bought this to use for POTA & SOTA trips. Works great for elevating my wire antenna. Quality and ease of use is top notch. Portability, size, and durability is excellent. For the price, I would highly recommend.

Such a nice 18 ft pole for $31… love the black and gold. The end has a cork for easy storage, and the cork is embellished with a little polished stone… super sleek looking all around. Very happy with the quality.

This fishing rod did not use several times to break, often go fishing carp is not big, about four pounds to six pounds, crucian carp is about one pound, but this fishing rod used a few times to break, the quality is too poor, but also more expensive than Japan

Ultra lite and geese action! Beware of telescopic joints getting stuck. Apply a little KY jelly at each joint: (very little). The tip is similar to Tenkara and has to be handled with care. Nice rod and will be very productive! 4 stars only because of joints being a challenge when dry to slide.

I got this to use to support a sloping dipole for Sota and Pota. Works fine for that, but I watched a couple videos on Tenkara, got some cheap level line off amazon, used some tippet I had laying around, and got a 12 dollar fly assortment. Thinking I'd the bands are closed or the pile ups too stressful I could at least salvage part of a day out. So far I have used this for 1 rag chew as an antenna, and a 25 min session fishing on a local river. Rag chew, totally fine. Fishing, 4 catches in 25 min. Winner.