Shimano Terez Spinning Rods Review

Hello Chris, It will work but it is not ideal. I would recommend looking into a popping rod.<p><br /></p>

<span>Hi Tom, The Shimano GRPCS77M Grappler Type C Popping Rod is designed for long distance casting poppers and stickbaits rather than vertical jigging. This is a fast action, 2 piece rod that features a soft tip for launching lures great distances, and

<span>Hi John, I would recommend the shimano Stradic 5000FL. Model: STC5000XGFL; </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-stc5000xgfl-stradic-fl-spinning-reel.html.</a><span> This reel will give you the most line capacity and will be very versatile

Chris,<p>The Shimano Terez rod TZS69XH you are looking will work if looking for more of an all around - popping, jigging, trolling, and bottom fishing.  But if you are looking for a rod that will be used solely for popping for big BFT, the the Shimano Gr

Ron,<p>If you are mostly targeting 50-70lb yft/bft, I would recommend the TZS69H.  That would be fine for fish even over 100lbs.  Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.  </p>

The MH 7'2" rod would pair well with the Thunnus8000 fishing for those species.

This would be a nice setup for Cobia. I would recommend using atleast 30 lb braid+ 

All of the Shimano Terez Spinning Rods models come with an aluminum reel seat.

I would go wit the 7'2" H or XH rod. The length of the rod allows it to be a nice medium, where you could jig and pop effectively, depending on how the fish are feeding. For a reel, I would go with a Stella SW C 14K or 18K.<p><br /></p><p>https://www.tack

I would recommend either the 6'9H or 7'2H model Terez rod for your desired fishing application.<p>Blackfin makes some high quality rods as well</p>

We would recommend going with the Terez for your listed applications. The two Medium models would pair up really well with the 5000.

All Shimano rods come with a 1 year limited warranty, more info can be found in link below:<p><br /></p><p><a href="http://fish.shimano.com/content/fish/northamerica/us/en/homepage/INFO/ROD_SERVICES/GENERAL_WARRANTY.html">http://fish.shimano.com/content/f

There's a few good options that would pair well. To start, the St. Croix PS70MHF Premier Spinning Rod and <br />the GSB81MS Lamiglas 8' Medium GSB Surf Series rod would be two great choices if you are fishing from the shore. We also have boat rods like t

<span>Hi Chad, Based on your fishing application I would recommend a Shimano TMSEX70MHB Teramar Northeast Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tmsex70mhb-teramar-northeast-spinning-rod.html</a><span> This would pair well with a Shi

James,<p><br /></p><p>Yes, a Makaira 10000 spinning reel will pair well with the TZS69H Terez Spinning Rod for most applications.</p>

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The Shimano Teramar Inshore Southeast rods would be good. Penn Battalion Inshore rods, St Croix Mojo Inshore or the G-Loomis NRX rods. 

The Extra Heavy has a bit more backbone over the Heavy. The heavy will bend further down the blank than the Extra Heavy. Both have a extra grip. 

Yes, that rod will work well with this reel.

The power of the rod does not necessarily matter when pairing with a specific reel. Medium or Medium-Heavy depends on your preference. The Medium 7'2 would be the best option when fishing striper and tautog. Unfortunately, Shimano does not have lure ratin

I would recommend using the Shimano TZS72MBLK Terez Spinning Rod Black.(<a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tzs72mblk-terez-spinning-rod-black.html">https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tzs72mblk-terez-spinning-rod-black.html</a>)

I would recommend the Shimano TZS78XHBLK Terez Spinning Rod Black.

That would be a perfect pair for the type of fishing you are trying to do. Call 888-354-7335 or place an order online.

The Terez is definitely a great option. Model number TZS72MBLK would pair very well with the reel you have and would suit those applications perfectly. I'd also look into the Lamiglas Paco Kayak Series Saltwater Rods.

If casting distance is of primary concern I'd suggest the 7'8" models (TZS78HBLK and TZS78XHBLK). These models would also be the best fit for a reel in the size range that you mentioned.

<span>Hi Manuel, Based on your fishing application I would recommend a Shimano TZS69H Terez Spinning Rod. However since this is currently out of stock I would also recommend a Shimano TLXS69XH Tallus PX Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com

<span>Hi Jason, A Shimano STLSW14000XGC Stella SW C Spinning Reel would pair well with a Shimano Terez rod. Depending on your fishing application I would recommend the Shimano TZS78HBLK Terez Spinning Rod Black. </span><a href="https://www.tackledirect.co

From Shimano it comes with a limited one year warranty.

You can order right here at Tackledirect.com or give us a call at 1-609-788-3819

From the reel seat down to the butt end the length is 12 inches.

Yes, all the terez models will be too heavy for the Stella 3000 FE. It will work however the rod and reel ratio will not be balanced. try a Grappler series they are much lighter. 

I probably wouldn't use a Stradic for these rods, A Saragossa 6000-10000 would be a better choice. 

The medium and medium heavy version of this rod would be considered more of a inshore rod. 

Both rods will work for your application. The heavy will just muscle them in quicker while the medium will be more of a fight. The 6000 saragosa would balance out better with the medium power rod. 

The 7"2 would go nicely with your saragosa 10k and the 6ft 9 would go better with your thunnus 8k.

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Yes, that will make a great popping setup that will cast very well. 

That would make a great balanced offshore setup 

The 6'9 heavy would pair up well with the Thunnus. 

the 20-50 line weight medium rods would pair well. 

The 7'2 mh would be a good model for that type of fishing 

Really depends on the style of fishing you're going to be doing. The 7'2 xh would pair or the 7'8 xh 

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These are one piece rods.

Shimano doesn't list a drag rating for the Terez rods. The 6'9" is rated to 200 pounds while the 8 foot is rated to 100 pounds.

The 6'9" heavy or the 6'9" extra heavy(more geared towards bottom fishing.)

You can use these rods for jigging also.

Both 7' 8" models are designed for popping.

Same blank and guides but the 72mblk is a medium power rod while the 72mhblk is a medium heavy rod.

I would say for AJ's I would lean towards a heavy fast action terez or even a xxh. Here is the link to the heavy fast. <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tzs69hblk-terez-spinning-rod-black.html" target="_blank">https://www.tackledirect.com/shi