Surf Spinning Fishing Rod 2-Piece/4-Piece Graphite Travel Fishing Rod

I bought this rod almost 2 years ago and have almost exclusively used it at a local dam with very heavy current. I also used it a couple times at the beach. I bought the 2-piece 12 foot spinning rod. 1. I highly doubt you could find a better rod for this price. 2. It can absolutely launch a catfish rig or Carolina rig for stripers. I’m not expert, and I’m not all that strong, but I’m able to cast about 100 yards with a very cheap reel that has limited line capacity. I’m sure I could throw farther with a better reel. This rod seems to cast 3-6 ounces of weight the best. It can throw more or less than that, but you won’t get as much distance. 3. It’s super light and doesn’t fatigue me after a long day of use. 4. It’s extremely tough. I have heavily abused this rod and haven’t had any issues whatsoever. 5. It can easily handle 20 pound catfish and 5-10 pounds stripers in very heavy current without any complaints. I’m sure it could handle fish much bigger, but I haven’t caught any bigger fish yet. This rod will impress you.

Got the rod a couple weeks ago and finally got to do some test casts. Here are the pros and cons I've deduced. Pros: -12 damn feet long -casts a mile. If you're using braid you must tape your casting finger so that when you apply pressure to cast the line doesn't cut into your finger. -very sturdy rod yet sensitive and responsive enough to feel bites from tiny interference fish -the bottom of the rod looks just like a tsunami airwave, in terms of grip tape and butt of the rod. Cons (sort of): - after a year of use the guide at the tip developed a crack but customer service was more than helpful and took care of it immediately, politely, and at no cost - With the value you get and the top notch quality service it will be hard not to buy more Conclusion: For $60 you get a phenomenal bait chunking rod or heavy lure rod that casts a mile. I recommend a minimum of a 5000 size reel (Penn sizing, which is equivalent of daiwa 4000) Update: Been using this rod for two years now and I'm very impressed. I got used to handling a 12ft rod and the quality for price is amazing. Pulled in a 30+ pound cownose ray at one point without a problem, and I used the butt of the rod to push the ray back into the water (turns out cownose rays are nearly harmless, but better safe than sorry). After a year the only problem that ever came up was the smallest guide cracking and customer service took care of it by the time I could write a thank you email. There's no other surfcasting rod brand of such quality at this price point. Tsunami and tika charge more for similar spec rods, are very difficult to buy online, and tsunamis from my experience are far more fragile than my Fiblink rod. I will be purchasing a 10ft model from Fiblink for lure use.

Update after using So far I’ve had these rods (11’ 4pc and 9’ 3pc) rigged for fishing in the surf (gulf of Mexico) for a few days. Im still rating them 4 stars - nothing has blown up yet even though Im slinging heavy rigs. The 9’ rod (MS903?) casts a double pompano rig with 2-3oz like a cannon. My biggest complaints for this rod - still the matte graphite finish and the fact that it has butt over tip ferrules. I don’t trust those on any rods - even more so with a medium heavy surf rod. The 11’ rod handled throwing a 6oz sinker and big chunk of whiting without a problem. My Penn Pursuit 8000 barely fit under the reel seat hoods. I’m not an experienced surf caster when using heavy rigs but I’ve managed over 100yds a few times. I did swap the chunk bait for a live whiting last night. Casting distance suffered with the extra weight and my inexperience. I have no doubt this rod will handle a small shark or large ray - hoping to post a photo reflecting that soon. Cheers! Great looking rod - will update after using it. I ordered two of these - 9’ 3pc and 11’ 4pc - last minute for an upcoming trip to the Gulf. The rods showed up fast and not broken - other reviews had me worried about that. I’d prefer a rod tube/case but at this price point I dont expect that. Upon opening the box, my initial impression is that these moon sniper rods are well setup and wrapped - epoxy is level and clear, thread wraps don’t have gaps, etc. I’d prefer one piece braid-proof guides like the Penn pursuit and ugly stick models but again - the price point is probably too low for premium accessories. My biggest worry is the overall durability of matte graphite blank. I grew up fishing Shakespeare alphas and ugly sticks. Those sticks were nearly bombproof. My luck with the new gx2 matte finish (no fiberglass coat over the graphite blank) hasn’t been good - I hope these Moonsnipers can withstand surf conditions, 4oz sinkers and the occasional bull red or stingray. All in all I give these rods 4/5 stars. I’ll update after a few hours spent fishing the surf. Tight lines!

Bought this rod to toss lures for stipers, so far I'm impressed with it. Almost seems to be an exact copy of a penn fierce 3, which is also an amazing rod. Happy with the 11ft version, very fast action and looks nice casts 1-3oz lures super well. I will say the shipping was slow and the rod was in a huge crushed box with no bubble wrap or packing, I was shocked to find the rod not broken in the box.

Agradezco a la empresa o vendedor de este producto que me haya hecho llegar mi compra y en perfectas condiciones, recomiendo ampliamente está caña de pesca y solo le sugeriría al vendedor que vean la manera de agilizar más en tiempo el envío, muchas gracias satisfecho con el producto le pongo 5 estrellas 🤩

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This rod allows me to fish in a totally different neighborhood

après seulement 2 utilisations la pointe est cassée déconseillé pour le bar rayé