Fiblink 2-Piece Saltwater Spinning Fishing Rod Offshore Graphite Portable Fishing Rod (7 Feet)

As an avid saltwater angler, I'm constantly on the lookout for gear that can withstand the rigors of offshore fishing while delivering top-notch performance. The Fiblink 2-Piece Saltwater Spinning Fishing Rod has exceeded all my expectations and then some.First and foremost, the construction of this rod is nothing short of impressive. Crafted from high-quality graphite, it strikes the perfect balance between strength and sensitivity. Whether I'm battling feisty gamefish or casting with precision, this rod delivers the responsiveness and power needed to tackle any saltwater challenge.The two-piece design adds a layer of convenience, allowing for easy transport and storage without compromising on performance. I've taken this rod on countless fishing excursions, from rocky shorelines to deep-sea adventures, and it has never let me down.What truly sets the Fiblink rod apart is its versatility. With a variety of lengths and actions available, there's a model to suit every angler and fishing style. Whether I'm targeting inshore species like redfish and snook or offshore giants like tuna and marlin, this rod rises to the occasion with ease.Furthermore, the ergonomic grip and balanced feel make extended fishing sessions a breeze. I can cast all day without experiencing fatigue or discomfort, allowing me to stay focused on the thrill of the catch.In conclusion, the Fiblink 2-Piece Saltwater Spinning Fishing Rod is a true game-changer for any saltwater angler seeking performance, durability, and versatility in their gear. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this rod is sure to elevate your fishing experience to new heights. Highly recommended!

I didn’t know what to expect when I bought this rod, but its ultimate test came when I fought and landed a 12 pound striped bass.The rod held up REALLY GOOD.The only issue is that the handle caps don’t appear to be fixed properly and I lost mine the first day of fishing in the ocean, but no big deal. I still give this rod 5 star rating. It casts very good.So please go ahead and buy it.

7' MH Rod overviewPROS: Good backbone, decent tip sensitivity, sturdy blank, can pier flip fish up to 15lb without issue from my personal experience.CONS: the eyes out of the package have a black coating that will rub off onto your line (I did not notice a change in the lines quality and it has same breaking strength but did make the blue line more dark grayish). if you retrieve too fast the line will get wrapped around the hook holder but if you wrap some medical or electrical tape around it, it won't. besides that there are smaller quality issues but can all be mitigated easily.I do not believe that the cons I have listed outweigh the general quality and feel of this rod for its price.BACKSTORY AND CONCLUSIONS:I have had the 7' MH rod for almost two years now, and its held up well. it has a great backbone while still having tip sensitivity. this rod is not light but can pack a punch, I have caught large tarpon/ striper with it and pier flipped fish up to 16lb with no issues (I would feel comfortable going up to 20 with strong line). I believe the black coating came off the eyes from the heat when I was spooling a reel through the rod. I am not sure if it will come off while casting or fighting a fish. only rod I've found that comes close to this rod in price point is the ugly stick, which has better quality but is flimsier. I personally need/ prefer a stiffer rod which is why I love this rod despite its flaws.

Ordered this break down pole for a recent trip and for the money, worked great. Long enough to cast out into the surf but yet enough spine for bottom bouncing off the boat. Comes with a bag that we used as a "carry on" for our flights, no issues flying with it. Solid rod.

This is my second one. This rod has a really good backbone and is flexible at the tip. You'll feel a lot of tugs and nibbles without fear of losing a big one. Super light weight, so you don't feel like you're carrying a boat oar under your arm all day. I go on offshore charters and party boats with it. The 7' is very stiff as a spinner rod. Can handle large striped bass and tog/blackfish in my area, no problem. I interchange the 7' with a 40 spin reel and a Daiwa 50W baitcaster. My 6' rod is great for jigging black sea bass, porgies and blackfish. Was on a fishing trip where the guy I was with caught only one fish and broke his $200 St. Croix rod when he tried to hook set and went completely vertical. Rookie move. My rod caught 9 blackfish over 4lbs, and one 7lber and still lives to tell the tale! Gonna buy another one.

Well bought two 8ft poles in oct 2023. Weekend beach fishing poles or off the boat. Hooked about a 20 lb stingray and snapped the pole on the top 1/4 part of the pole. Just like that. Less than a year with about 10 fishing trips in and completely broke. First time a pole has ever snapped in 30 years of fishing.

I needed a two piece rod to take on a plane. This one was nicer than I expected. Very sturdy-good for ocean fishing which we were doing. Would definitely buy again.

I really like this Fiblink 2 piece rod, it's very convenient and portable. We have been on a few fishing trips out in the Gulf and it has performed flawlessly.This last trip was a different story though, on the 30th of December, we went fishing out in the Gulf and this rod had caught a couple decent sized fish but then, a really nice very good sized Red Snapper hit the line and broke the rod a foot from the tip. We were able to bring the fish onboard and then release it, Red Snapper season is in June, it would have been a really nice fish if it was in season.This rod has always performed well and should have been able to handle the snapper from start to finish but for whatever reason, it didn't, however, because this rod had performed well, I plan to have it repaired which will leave it a foot shorter than before but still a convenient and portable piece of gear that can still be used for doing some heavy fishing.