Catfish Fishing Rod 1 Piece/2 Piece Catfishing Fishing Pole Portable Travel Heavy Cat Catfish Casting Rod (6'/6'6"/7'/8'/9')

This catfish rod is everything that can be expected for a fine, lightweight, medium duty catfish rod. I will be cautious about fishing this rod in waters typical for very large catfish, but it handles the mid-size catfish in my close-to-home ponds and reservoirs with ease. This rod has good backbone, but has a nice and sensitive fast action tip. I have it mounted with a piscifun alijoz 400 low profile reel that is spooled with 20# braid. Nice lightweight set-up for the 5-15 pound blue cats typical for around here.

Todavia no la forcé mucho, pero tengo una caña casi igual de la misma marca y características similares que me salió demasiado bien, estéticamente me encanta, se aprecian acabados de calidad.

These have been good rods. Have had them for about 2 years and they've brought in some good catfish. Some of the epoxy near the guides has cracked, but so far it hasn't affected anything. It does have some creaking when casting sometimes, but I also don't baby my equipment, so I don't know how much a factor that plays.

The rod seems to be very stout with good cast ability. The price is right. I can’t tell the difference compared to name brand rods. I’ll know more once I hook some big fish.

Awesome

Great rod for decent price handle easy to hold bigger than most it’s just as good as my mad Katz but half the price. Only problem is if you get it delivered in one piece like I did your lucky no tube or box just came in a rod sock I am going to play the lottery because I feel lucky.

This is a great rod for a very good price. The rod not only performs great- it looks great too- I have received numerous compliments.I have been using this rod for most of the season and it’s my new go to rod (when I can’t use a longer rod due to casting room) I have been using this for casting big plugs (3 to 8oz) and targeting striped bass and it handles both well. For a 7ft rod it loads and casts very easy and far. The rod has a nice backbone and can tame and control fish very well. I use this to fish in the inlets and back bays… but this would also make a great boat rod too.Overall- it’s a great deal for the money. It’s in line with rods that are easily double the price. It’s actually a clone of a rod made by ‘catch the fever’. The guides are nice and heavy duty. The handle is also very comfortable and nice- but it is a bit thick. I didn’t think I would like it at first, but have come to love it. The reel seat is as nice as it looks and very solid- one of the nicest reel seat I have on a rod. I currently have the rod paired with a Ming Yang CL-60 but it also pairs really well with a Garcia 7000 size reel. Anything smaller might seem too small due to the thickness of the handle, it’s more of a personal decision, I guess a 6000 would work fine.This is my 3rd Fiblink rod- and I just ordered a 4th. My other 2 are surf rods- I’m pleased with all of them especially considering the price. Maybe one day Fiblink will sponsor me to test out their new gear!! Lol

This is a pretty and stout rod. Handles weight well and is very sensitive, especially for a two piece rod. I like the reel seat and the handle/grip. It’s BIG, but it grows on you. Here’s the thing…I paid about $62 apiece for these rods. I was out shopping the other day at a catfish fishing store. I saw the same rod with a different name selling for more than twice as much. When I got home I got on the Internet and did an extensive search and comparison on a lot of these, so-called, catfish rods and realized that many of them were the same as my $62 rod and ALL of them selling for way more. The only real difference that I could see...and feel in the case of the ones I handled...was paint. Do your homework and make your comparisons before you spend over $100 on a catfish rod. This is a hell of a lot of rod for under $65. That’s all I’m saying.