Seeker Blue Lightning Inshore Series II Rods Review
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Seeker Blue Lightning Inshore Series II Rods
The Blue Lightning Inshore Series rods by Seeker are composite design combined with high density S-Glass matrix and military spec longitudinal graphite fiber. These rods were designed with inshore species in mind. These rods have the actions necessary to cast baits into the right spots with accuracy... while at the same time having the power and backbone that the angler needs to power the fish out of hiding and to the landing net.Features:EVA foam gripsGraphite reel seatsUltra hard TiCH ring guides accented in blueCoated with durable transparent blue poly-urethane coating for long lasting glossy finish while providing UV protection for glass and graphite fiberMade in USA
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Popularity: 11191
MSRP:
$247.00
$247.00
Used Price:
$172.90
$172.90
Sale Price:
$222.30
$222.30
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Seeker Blue Lightning Inshore Series II Rods Reviews
I have the Spinning version, 1st generation.20 years in the Amazon and Caribbean.
Diego
4 years ago
Purchased it in 2000 on a whim. Took it to the Amazon for 3 months. Paired it with a VanStaal VS150 packed with PowerPro #30. It caught big fish, fast fish, bottom fish and I swapped out the top shot three times.
The rod is incredibly light and has a sensitive tip to flick lures and fish bait. At first I was afraid I was going to break Break with the force I asked of it -…
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to my amazement After 17 more trips to the Amazon all the guides are good, the reel seat too, and the blank may show its been used, but is perfectly functional.
It has exceeded all my expectations.
Socal Inshore
JOSEPH
5 years ago
Great inshore rod I have it paired up with an Avet SX M/C ??. Never any problems with Seeker rods..
Fish the best
Tyler
5 years ago
This an awesome rod. Very light, great action and built with top of the line components. Seeker does not skip a beat.
My 858 is paired with a Tranx 300. This is a very versatile rod for 20lb line class. Inshore, off shore, plastics, jigs, live bait it does it all for me in San Diego as my medium baitcaster outfit.
Its cost may seem a bit steep, but you get what you…
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pay for on top of it being produced in the USA.
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Inshore
Db
9 years ago
Great inshire rod..
I like the trigger reel handle allow me more precise drop the bait in the werk area.
very strong backbone. But quite sensitive too
Strong Backbone
Jaime
9 years ago
Purchased this rod to pair with my Penn Fathom 15. Ended up with a super light, SUPER STRONG combo that I was able to fish all day with. Like all seeker rods, this rod is extremely well built and extremely strong. I was able to put the hurt on the fish and not on my back. Highly recommend this series of Rods by Seeker.
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Seeker Blue Lightning Inshore Series II Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
Ken
6 years ago
What’s the difference between Bcbw 659 6 1/2t. And bcbw bcbw 659h 6 1/2 t
Donald
6 years ago
The 659H 6 1/2 T model is the heavier model out of the two the line weights for the 659H 6 1/2 T are 25 (30) 40 and the line weights on the 659 6 1/2t are 20 (25) 30.
Asked by
Seung
9 years ago
BCBW 709 can be good togging rod? I usually fish up to 100ft deep water togging with 8~12 oz sinker.
Frank
9 years ago
Seung, that would be a good rod for your application also take a look at the Trevala jigging rods from Shimano.