PENN PREVAIL SURF SPINNING ROD
One of our favorite rods on the market that can be used in many different scenarios from jig slinging to shark fishing. The 12ft surf rod is made of two graphite composite blanks with stainless steel aluminum oxide guides. Like many of Penn’s rods the Prevail comes with a DPS reel seat with a stainless steel hood. Great for a strong connection and sensitivity to the rod. We highly recommend the Penn Prevail and is one of our go to shark fishing rod.
Okuma Longitude Shark Fishing Rod
The Longitude series from Okuma does not disappoint. A good shark fishing rod that can withstand powerful head-shakes and drag ripping runs. 12ft tall and made of high density graphite composite blanks. Equipped with large double footed aluminum oxide guides. A nice feature to see on a heavy surf rod is the traditional cork handles. The cork holds up well in the saltwater. A graphite reel seat with padded EVA cushions on either side adds comfort and sensitivity. A nice touch for when you’re fighting a large shark. Another nice feature is the Pac Bay rubber butt caps at the end of the rod. This helps prevent slippage when fighting a large fish. The Okuma Longitude is a great rod and will work well in the surf.
Daiwa SeaLine Shark Fishing Rod
The SeaLine series from Daiwa is a great shark fishing rod, standing at 15ft tall with a medium heavy action. It puts the wood to those toothy fish. Made from a graphite composite blank, this rod is lightweight but at the same time strong with a sturdy backbone. This allows the angler more leverage to pull on heavy fish, like rays and sharks. Strong and smooth aluminum oxide guides hold up to heavy braided line. Also equipped with a graphite reel seat and EVA foam grips. Comfort and sensitivity work hand in hand with this rod. We have no complaints with SeaLine and would recommend it to anyone who wants to hook into a big shark.