Fiblink 3-Piece Spinning Rod Heavy Spinning Fishing Rod Portable Fishing Rod Graphite Spin Rod (30-50 Pound Test)

Awesome rod! The 3 pieces are NOT designed to sit flush when assembled. There’s supposed to be a slight gap between the pieces. I caught this 4.5 foot Tarpon in the Bahamas last week using this rod. 50lbs and it performed perfectly. The fact that it was so easy to transport on the plane is a bonus! You won’t find a better heavy travel rod at this price point!

Overall rod quality and rod build is great. The weight of the rod is is balanced pretty well from the top grip down. The eyes seem to be put on very nicely with nice resin and wonderful wrap. And the silver carbon fiber look is amazing and the fighting butt on the bottom is very good quality. Overall, I'm very happy with this product. It is going to be a great travel Rod to fly with me everywhere I go.

Had a problem with the rod, but company took good care!

Very nice and light I tried it this week end excellent performanceThat was awhile ago but this week I tried it with small fish about 4 pounds and during pulling it out the rod broke suddenly it was really strang

OK. So, I don't do as many reviews as I should on Amazon. I usually rely on all you folks. But I just received 2 more of these rods. What our family does with these is to travel on planes and go fish saltwater. Value for buck is good, but there's one thing you should know. You need to sand down the connecting points on some of these or you will NEVER get them apart. I actually own one at our condo down south where I can't get it apart. Not with tools. Not with two people pulling. So I left it there. But there's a simple solution. Sand the connection point down. Keep testing it. Then use the graphite you just made to slide better. Then you've got a really solid travel rod that's about 6.5 feet long. It's action is very fast, meaning it's a very stiff rod. This works out to being a great speed jigging rod, OK for casting. It can handle a large reel. It's not going to give you a crazy long shore cast because it's not long or bendy. It does OK in that regard, but not really what it's designed for. The people who said it broke probably lost the top piece because they threw it in the ocean after the couldn't get it secure. I've never broken a piece but I did do that. Then they sent me a new one for about $10 from China, with solid customer service but it did take like 6 weeks. I've caught BIG fish on this, multiple times. I really can't find a better rod for the money, and believe me, I've definitely looked and bought other ones that I believed would be fine. I'm just never going to spend $150 for a rod. This one actually does the job.

3 pc. 8ft. Heavy Spinning Rod 30-50lb rated for Pier Fishing in Galveston, Texas. In Galveston, Texas Pier Rods must be less than 10 ft. However I prefer to Surf Fish from the beach with 2-4pc.. 12-15 ft Medium-Heavy Spinning Rods rated 30- 50lb's using #10,000 Spinning Reels with 40lb braid line for their ability to cast distances of 100-175 yards easily using 3-5 oz of pryamid lead weight with a "trigger mechanism" and 3ft. steel or monofilament slider leader rated at a little over 130 lb test. I can easily transfer my #10,000 Spinning Reels & leaders over to either the 8 ft. or the 12-15 ft. Spinning Rods. My braid line & swivel & quick snaps I use allows easy leader removal & passage of just the braid line & swivel connector through the eyelets on the rods for easy dissasembly and reassembly. And my rods have pre-installed triigger mechanisms on each rod. When broken down all the rods are only 3-5 ft in length so pop all of them in the trunk of a car with your reels and head to the beach. Just remember that 2-4pc. rods only "slide together". NEVER FORCE THEM TOGETHER OR YOU WILL DAMAGE THEM. They are made for "easy assembly and dissasembly". And are made to wear on the inserted end. So do not think they are not fully inserted together they are! Some of the inserted end will show when put together this is normal. LIGHTLY piece them together for ease of dissasembly. I use 2-4 pc. rods without ever having any problems. NEVER let your line weight exceed your max weight rating for your rod, or your reel for a well built rig that will not damage itself.

Bang for the buck!I purchased 2 fiblink 6” fishing rods and it has been the best decision for my fishing trips.It comes in a convenient bag that allows me to pack it and carry it with ease. The rod is split in 3 parts, which is incredibly convenient for trips that require me to fly. I purchase 1 single bag, and store it inside it at no extra cost.I use a Penn Slammer IV 6500 and a Spinfisher5000, which work great with the rod.I’ve used it for trolling as well. Surprisingly, it worked great! Fought with a 30 pound tuna with no problem.I’ve used in lakes and the pacific ocean. Works great in both.It is strong, sturdy and practical. For the price, you can’t beat it! Amazing quality for the price.I will be using Fiblink products only!

I work offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and have put the rod through testing. Caught sharks up to 60 lb, 20 lb amberjack, tunas etc...Pros:fits in my bag, jigging/heavy lure capable, guides havent popped out yet, decent backbone for jigs to 6ish ouncesCons:Reel seat loosens easily, sections dont fit well, looks a bit cheap, chinese madeOverall for what i use it for, price, and compared to other similar items on the market I'd say this is a buy at the price and just keep replacing when the guides disintegrate.