Shimano Terez rods
Submitted by Dale on Sat, 2017-02-04 20:58
I'm looking to put together another rod and reel, mainly for dragging a lure behind the dinghy, Mackies or tunas I guess. Just trying to fill up a gap in my dinghy fishing. I'm looking at a Shimano Terez. Anyone got any good or bad about these?
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Jason P
Posts: 521
Date Joined: 16/02/13
I have the 15-30lb Terez and
I have the 15-30lb Terez and use i for casting, jigging and trolling fishing. Very happy with mine.
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Niko
Posts: 213
Date Joined: 26/11/13
+1 for the 15-30, very
+1 for the 15-30, very versatile rod. thrown lures and dropped baits with mine have trolled with it but no luck as of yet, will do this year up in shark bay though
ranmar850
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Date Joined: 12/08/12
I have one and so does my son
it's the 80lb heavy spin.(6'6"?) Paired with a Stella 20000 and 80lb Power Pro. I have abused the f**k out of this, locked drags, just won't give in. Standard work for it around my neck of the woods is sitting in a horizontal holder dangling a livie on a very high drag setting, to keep the trout out of the bottom. Interesting when a big sambo grabs it
. Up at Ningaloo, anything from sails to sharks, big potato cod, locking the drag on good demersals. Perfect for it. One of my sons has a slightly longer one, 40-80lb rated, also does a good job. I think they are good value for the money.
BarraSlayer
Posts: 287
Date Joined: 14/04/14
I use the the 15-30lb spin
I use the the 15-30lb spin model with a sustain 10000... good combo and rate it. I dont like the big lump of rubber on the butt
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Silver Fox
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Date Joined: 19/06/14
BarraSlayer
Pull the rubber off the butt.... it's a protective cover for the bit of your rod which goes into your gimbal belt...:). I've got the 40-100lb version matched up to a Saltist 6500 running 80lb braid. Nice setup, feels as though you could stop anything with it.
My wife understands why I clean my rods n reels in the shower....
nicksta711
Posts: 56
Date Joined: 07/07/15
i have a black 7'2 30-50lb
i have a black 7'2 30-50lb and a white 6'9 40-100lb that im thinking about offloading.
send me a PM if interested
barneyboy
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Date Joined: 08/01/09
from a rod builders perspective
I do some repair work for local tackle stores. The stainless guides rust when the epoxy cracks on them. It starts under the epoxy so only a rebind can remedy the problem. Apart from that a few snapped ones(mainly white mid size 20 to 40lb)but i guess warranty would cover that
FEEEISH ONNN!!!
Travis p
Posts: 727
Date Joined: 28/07/16
not a fan
the metal where the reel slides in is very uncomfortable when fighting fish also they are a old rod for the same price theres is plenty of better rods out there i would go maby a ns black hole explorer from memory they are around $229 or the new ns black hole amped rods they are f**king ausume and they are around 250 here is a link www.rayannes.com.au/shop-online/rods-and-reels/black-hole-fishing-rods/ns-black-hole-amped-rods-249/
wont catch em sitting at home!