Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods Review
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Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods
Strong dependable and perfect for a variety of boat fishing applications the Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods provide premium performance at a price that any saltwater angler can appreciate. This versatile series is perfect for those looking for a multi-purpose boat rod that is built well and can... handle the rigors inshore and light offshore fishing. These rods are built on durable fast action blanks with soft sensitive tips for easy casting and strong backbones for superior lifting power when fighting large game fish. The long high density EVA handles offer superior comfort and leverage when fighting and feature a rubber gimbal that conveniently fits into fighting belts and rod holders. Equipped with rugged SeaGuide Zirconia guides to accommodate all types of commonly used fishing lines anglers will find Talavera Boat Rods to be suitable for many techniques including casting or jigging artificials live bait fishing and even light trolling.
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$119.99
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Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods Reviews
Awesome rod
Nicholas
2 years ago
Good all around rod. Works great from the kayak. Helped me pull two 20+ lb Mahi into my kayak no problems. Price is great. Won't break your wallet and can be a good little workhorse.
Great all around boat rod
Brian
2 years ago
I like this rod due to light weight. Seems to be well-constructed as well. I also have the same model rod in conventional. Would recommend to anyone looking for a mid-grade all around boat rod.
Great rod
Frank
3 years ago
I took this rod out as soon as I got it. Landed a lot of big stripers. Had plenty of backbone and casts great. I will definitely get another one as soon as they are in stock
Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
Matt
2 years ago
What would the lure rating be for the medium rod?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Matt, Shimano does not have a weight rating for their Talavera Boat rods. We can assure that the rod will throw 1/2-2oz lures. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>
Asked by
Jake S.
2 years ago
would the 6.6 foot medium heavy be a good pair up for a 6k or 8k saragosa?
Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Jake, We recommend getting the Shimano Saragosa in the 8000 size to balance out the rod and to offer comfortable capacity. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>
Asked by
Skyler
2 years ago
I was looking at the 7ft medium and was wondering if it would be a good pair up for a shimano spheros sw 5000
Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Skyler, Your Shimano Spheros 5000 SW will pair well with the Shimano Talavera Boat rod in the medium rating. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>
Asked by
Jose
2 years ago
Hi I apologise in advance but I actually have 3 questions. Im looking to get into striper boat fishing, I have a Shimano Stradic SW 6K (Same as Saragosa 6k) with 30lb braid so im wondering if...(1)what is the exact oz rating of this rod, doesnt say anywhe
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Jose, Based on your fishing application I would recommend the Shimano TES66HC Talavera Boat Spinning Rod. However this rod is only rated in a Heavy action which is rated for casting up to 2oz lures and would not be ideal for jigging lures over 2o
Asked by
tnak
2 years ago
what would the lure rating for the 7 foot heavy be? Also would the 7 foot heavy pair up with a penn torque 5500 well?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>The Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning rods do not come with lure ratings. However, model: TES70HC should be able to cast lures between 3/4oz to 2oz with no issues. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>
Asked by
Hayden
3 years ago
Whats the lure weight for the 7 foot medium heavy
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
<span>Hi Hayden, The Shimano Talavera Boat Spinning Rods do not come with lure ratings. However, this model should be able to cast lures that weigh between 1/2oz to 1 1/2oz with no issues. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with.
Asked by
Angel
3 years ago
What kind of fish can this rod at a 7' heavy handle on a boat? Educate me please new in the fishing world. Thanks in advance.
Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
Angel,<p><font color="#333333" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><span style="font-size:12px;">Talavera Boat Rod TES70HC is suitable for many techniques including casting or jigging artificials, live bait fishing, bottom fishing, and even light trolling
Asked by
earl
3 years ago
I have the Tallus MH 6, and also have the Talavera 6 inshore, and found it awesome this weekend In keys against small dolphin, but want to find out how heavy the Talavera versa Tallus ? I'm thinking about getting the Talavera boat rod to replace my Tallus
Paul Olah
3 years ago
From what I could find it looks like the Talavera Spinning rod is 10.6oz and the Tallus is 12.6oz.
Asked by
Jerry
3 years ago
What is difference between MHB and MHC Shimano Talavera spinning rods? Thank you.<p><br></p>
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
The B indicates the models that were designed for general saltwater use and the C indicates rods that were specifically designed to be more of a boat rod.