Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods Review
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Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods
Built with some of the industrys most advanced rod blank manufacturing technology the Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods set a new standard for inshore rod performance. With powers actions and features geared towards common Northeastern techniques for targeting fish like fluke striped bass a...nd tautog this series has all your bases covered. The Teramar XX NE Rods are built on blanks featuring Shimanos highly touted Spiral-X and Hi-Power X construction. Spiral X construction consists of multiple layers comprised of carbon tape that tightly winds the blank diagonally in opposite directions resulting in enhanced torsional rigidity without adding extra weight. This construction results in an extremely responsive rod that allows for instant power transmission and greatly enhances fish fighting capabilities. Spiral X blanks are 250% more structurally rigid and 180% less prone to twisting than standard blank construction. These state-of-the-art blanks are fitted with premium quality components including Fuji FazLite Guides and AA cork full grip handles. From the handle shape to the guide train Shimano’s Product Team worked closely with Shimano Pro Anglers to fine-tune and tailor every aspect to make the Teramar XX NE the ultimate rod for the inshore waters of the Northeast.
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MSRP:
$329.99
$329.99
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Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods Reviews
Great rod
Kevin
2 years ago
great rod -- just wish it came in a 7'6"
Beast
Jason M.
2 years ago
I have the 7 MH paired with a sustain 5000. I pulled in a 50lB ray with this rod, while others were loosing their tackle with big surf rods. Good looking rod and great inshore fishing
Great Boat rod
Ben
3 years ago
This rod is light and very strong.
Cast all day with ease
I have caught Bass up to 25lb on it
Love this model!!
David C.
3 years ago
Bought the TXNS70MH paired up with 6000 Saragosa Specifically for live bait fishing, looking for big tarpons, jacks, snappers and King Mackerel.
Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods Questions and Answers
Asked by
Roy
2 years ago
Will the reel seat fit a vanstaal vr50?
Bernie - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
Hello Roy, <p>The vr50 should pair up pretty well with all models of the teramar xx northeast rods.</p>
Asked by
Mel
2 years ago
Hi, I plan on getting saragosa 6000 and the Teramar xx NE. I am having a difficult time deciding on whether to get the MH or the H. Which power would you recommended? Thank you.<br />
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Mel, Depending on what your fishing for, I would recommend the Shimano TXNS70MH Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-txns70mh-teramar-xx-northeast-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This would be a ideal size
Asked by
Bob CT
2 years ago
I have a shimono twin power 6000 and would like a rod for tautog . I am torn between the medium heavy fast 7.0 and the 7.0 <p>med. heavy x fast action. I do a lot of jig fishing with 1 1/2 to 3.0 oz jigs with crabs. Please tell me what rod you would sugg
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Bob, Based on your fishing application, I would recommend the Shimano TXNS70MH Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-txns70mh-teramar-xx-northeast-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This rod has the perfect se
Asked by
Mike
3 years ago
Which model would pair best with a Thunnus 8000 for livelining big bunker?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
<span>Hi Mike, I would recommend the 7" Heavy action rod. Specifically model: TXNS70H; TackleDirect Code: SHM-4325. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-txns70h-teramar-xx-northeast-spinning-rod.html.</a><span> This rod is rated for up to 4oz lu
Asked by
Young
3 years ago
Shimano Stradic 5000 would fit with TXNS70M?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
<span>Hi Young, Depending on your fishing application, I would recommend either the 7ft Medium or 7ft Medium Heavy Shimano Teramar XX Northeast Spinning Rods. Specifically models: TXNS70M; TackleDirect Code: SHM-4321, and model: TXNS70MH; TackleDirect Cod
Asked by
John B
3 years ago
Would the <span style="font-style: inherit; font-variant-caps: inherit; -webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;">TXNS70M be a good match for a Saragosa 6000 or would a different model match up better? I recently bought the reel and am now trying to find a rod for
Paul Olah
3 years ago
It can be depending on what LB test braid you are using if you plan on using the reels full range of braid 30-65lb I would recommend the <p><a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-txns70mh-teramar-xx-northeast-spinning-rod.html">TXNSX70MH</a> as bet
Asked by
David
3 years ago
Does the Teramar <a href="https://m.tackledirect.com/shimano-txns70h-teramar-xx-northeast-spinning-rod.html#jmui=f%3A1244%3A305776782%3A0c2EYAZxo.X_0y6-NT%40*6fnY&jmui=f%3A1244%3A305776782%3A0c2EYAZxo.X_0y6-NT%40*6fnY&jmui=f%3A1244%3A305776782%3A0c2EYAZxo
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
These rods are more designed for the inshore waters of the Northeast U.S., but they could definitely be used for mid-size tarpon and smaller billfish such as sails and smaller marlin.