TackleDirect Silver Hook Series 3pc Travel Rods Review

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TackleDirect Silver Hook Series 3pc Travel Rods Reviews

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Convenient

Grady
1 year ago

Is really portable and rod is good,just make sure sections are fit snuggly,it would be better if case had a bulge so uou could keep reel on

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Design flaw in my opinion

Gordon
1 year ago

Just took it out for it's first use and found the last eye on the tip is larger than the next to last eye. This allows the 3/16s bullet slip weight to pass through and tie knots in the stranded line.

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Compact rod for light tackle fishing

Winston
2 years ago

Got this rod for my freshwater light tackle and saltwater UL set up. Pairs well with the Penn Spinfisher VI 2500. The rod case it comes with is very sturdy and is padded at the ends with foam to protect the rod ends.

Great for flying

Ryan
2 years ago

Perfect rod and travel case for flying. Purchased it specifically for a trip to Florida, no complaints and no problem carrying it on the plane.

TSA (Traveling Sporting Angler) Approved

Kikihnet S.
2 years ago

Need a rod to stash in the carry-on and get some casts in while on the family vacation? This does the job and does it well.

Pulling a long weekend walking the sand in the Gulf for snook and reds? Been there, done that, and all with this rod.

No room in the car? Like to carry a rod for those - "Hey, there's a body of water that looks fishy" moments, this is read more it.

Save your money and buy something else!

Jim B.
2 years ago

I bought this because I was looking for an easily packable rod for a fishing trip to Cabo. Target species were Sierra Mackerel, Red Snapper and other like rockfish averaging 3-5#, using jigging, trolling and casting with cut bait. The second day out while jigging with a hoochie, the rod snapped just above the third eye from the tip. Also, the ferrules are not snug enough, and the read more rod sections won't stay in line, and constantly work themselves loose. The loose ferrules were mentioned in another person's review. I should have taken heed.

Great buy.

Steve
2 years ago

Bought the MH 3 piece rod for fishing on a trip to Marco island. I paired it with a 4000 reel and it performed flawlessly. Very impressed!

Great Inshore Rod!

Mason B.
2 years ago

So far, I have really enjoyed using this rod. It has the feel of a 1 piece and is very sensitive. I've caught jacks, bluefish, permit, whiting, and more! My only issue is it's not quite as strong as I thought it would be, which is technically my fault for not getting the MH instead of the M. Regardless a great rod overall and I would highly recommend it!

Great travel rod!

Christopher T.
2 years ago

Very good 3pc travel rod, strong to handle big Florida snook or redfish!
I like much better this 3 pc than other 4 pc rods.
Fits easy in overhead compartment on plane and no TSA questions!

Great Rod

Thomas
2 years ago

Great travel rod, and incredibly worth the price. Also, it fits on a plane as a carry-on!

TDSSTS703MH

Frankie
2 years ago

Purchased one of these travel rods to pair with a Shimano IX4000R spinning reel for a Florida Keys trip. The rod handled well and landed some hard hitting Jack's. My son and I found a school near a bridge and the rod landed consecutive Jack's of various sizes! They gave the rod a beating and it held up. Also, the sections of the rod never separated. I was impressed with the rod. read more We loaded 20lb braid and 20lb floro top shot that was smooth casting for the rod. This was our light rig and we used it the most. It's a fun rod!

Exactly what I needed

Stacy
2 years ago

Upcoming trip to Eleuthera required a new rod, exactly what I needed. Was so nice it inspired me to get a new reel as I couldn’t put an old reel on such a nice rod. Thank you!

Took it to Hawaii

Tom
2 years ago

I am pleased with this rod. The case is solid and the components of the rod are of good quality. I paired it with a Daiwa Legalis 4000 C and it felt balanced and cast well off the reefs and rocks pitching lures in Kauai. The rod handled a 4ft Trumpet fish with no problem. Make sure the pieces of the rod are firmly in place before casting. This is true for any rod that comes in sections. read more I will take this rod with me next time I travel to Florida and put it through the paces there. For inshore fishing it works.

Bought these for my wife

Dennis
7 years ago

Great deal with the special offer on the Okuma reel. Light weight, cork handle very nice rod

TackleDirect Silver Hook Series 3pc Travel Rods Questions and Answers

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Asked by L 4 years ago

What are the dimensions of the carrying case?

Phil Carfagno 4 years ago

L, The dims on the travel case are 32" x 3.75" x 3.75"

Asked by Brad 7 years ago

How much does the TDSSTS703M rod weigh?

Devon 7 years ago

TDSSTS703M weighs exactly 6.32 oz.

Asked by Bill 7 years ago

What is the longest section per travel rod for case selection?

Donald 7 years ago

The longest selection of each TackleDirect Travel Rod is 29 3/8 inches long.

Asked by Bill 7 years ago

Why not include the weight per each rod?

Donald 7 years ago

The TackleDirect M is 6.4 oz and the MH is 6.4 oz as well. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for your fishing needs.

Asked by Jon 7 years ago

Is this a conventional or spinning rod?

Devon 7 years ago

The Silver Hook travel rods are all spinning rods.

Asked by David Huntington 7 years ago

What's the warranty on the silver hook travel spin?

Donald 7 years ago

The warranty for the TackleDirect Silver Hook Series Travel Rods have a 1 year warranty. Thank you for considering TackleDirect for you fishing needs.

Asked by Noah 6 years ago

What kind of guides are on this rod? Do you sell replacements?

Donald 6 years ago

The type of guides that are on this rod is Fuji Single Foot Concept Guides and unfortunately we do not sell replacement guides for this rod.

Asked by Michael 6 years ago

Was thinking about getting the Daiwa BG 4000 and a Penn Battle 2 5000 which rods would you recommend?

Donald 6 years ago

The TackleDirect TDSSTS703MH Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod - 7 ft. would match well with both the Daiwa BG 4000 and the Battle 5000.

Asked by hani maher 5 years ago

Hi ..what is the weight of the rod and the case...shipping weight of the package !<p><br></p>

Rebecca Redington 5 years ago

The 7' Medium with the case weighs 2 lbs 45 oz. The 7' Medium Heavy weighs 2 lbs 55 oz's. 

Asked by Doug 5 years ago

Can I use braided line with this rod?

Christopher Riegel 5 years ago

Hi Sir! Thanks for the question! Yes, you can use braided line with the TackleDirect Silver Hook Series Travel Rods. 

Asked by Michael 4 years ago

For a stradic 4000 fk which rod would be a better fit?

Tyler Bennett 4 years ago

Hello, I would recommend going with the 7MH model. 

Asked by Calvin 4 years ago

Would this Rod be ok with a Penn Battle II 5000 for fishing big live bait for Snook and Tarpon?

Tyler Bennett 4 years ago

Yes the 5000 with work with this rod. I would recommend the medium heavy model. 

Asked by Calvin 4 years ago

Which Rod (Medium or Medium heavy) do you reccomend with a Penn Clash 4000 for inshore applications

Tyler Bennett 4 years ago

I would recommend the medium heavy with the 4000 size penn clash 

Asked by Jared 4 years ago

Would medium or medium heavy be better for fishing for flounder and trout in marshes and inlets. Will be using live bait and gulp baits on a jig. 

Tyler Bennett 4 years ago

I would recommend going with the medium heavy 

Asked by Jake 4 years ago

What are the braided line weight ratings on these? Thanks!

Brian 4 years ago

We would recommend up to 20lb on the Medium and up to 30lb on the Medium Heavy for our Silver Hook Travel Rods.

Asked by scotty 4 years ago

Would the M-H rod work for flat-fall jigging? Looking for a rod to take to Panama, to fish 4oz flat-falls. 

Alyssa Madosky 4 years ago

This rod in particular is going to be light and not be ideal for jigging. However check out the trevala butterfly jigging rods they come in two piece and broken down it is 54in which is suitable for traveling! 

Asked by Leon 4 years ago

What is the circumference of the rod carrying case?

Sydney 4 years ago

<span style="font-size:10.5pt;line-height:107%;font-family:Helvetica, sans-serif;">The circumference of the TackleDirect Travel RodCase is: 11”</span>

Asked by Tom 3 years ago

<p style="margin-bottom: 0px; font-stretch: normal; line-height: normal; font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-kerning: none">Which Diawa BG spinning reels matches with the Tackle Direct Silver Hook </span><span style="font-stretch: normal; font-size: 12

TackleDirect Customer Service 3 years ago

I would pair this travel rod with a Daiwa BG 3000 or 3500

Asked by Ray 3 years ago

Looking for a travel rod to take with me kayak fishing in Bora Bora to pair with a Daiwa ballistic LT 3000. Preferably a MH as I already have a ML travel something to handle bigger fish.

Billy - TackleDirect Customer Service 3 years ago

We don't have many MH Travel rods in stock right now, <p><br /></p><p>This would be your best option: https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdssts703mh-silver-hook-series-3pc-travel-rod-7-ft.html</p><p><br /></p>

Asked by Rodney 2 years ago

Can you cast comfortably 1.5oz lures with the MH? 

Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Rodney, You can cast 1.5oz lures with the TackleDirect TDSSTS703MH Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod but you would want to use a easy lob cast due to the heavier lure weight and not a full force cast. Please let us know if theres anything else we

Asked by Karel 2 years ago

What type of travel fishing rod do you recommend for a Daiwa Fuego 4000 and a Shimano Saragoza 600?

Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Karel, I would recommend a TackleDirect TDSSTS703MH Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdssts703mh-silver-hook-series-3pc-travel-rod-7-ft.html</a><span> This would be great to pair up with Daiwa

Asked by Jeff 2 years ago

<span>Which would you recommend for 6-10 lb coho salmon, casting 1/4 to 1/2 oz jigs and lures; the TDSSTS703M or TDSSTS703MH?</span>

Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Jeff, I would recommend the Medium Action TackleDirect TDSSTS703M Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdssts703m-silver-hook-series-3pc-travel-rod-7-ft.html</a><span> This rod would be ideal for

Asked by Phil 2 years ago

How does the backbone of this rod compares with the Fenwick Hmg Inshore serie? Is the Silver Hook 3pcs in MH more stout than a Fenwick HMG in MH?

Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Phil, Based on the Line rating for both the Medium and Medium-Heavy action rods of both series, the Fenwick HMG Inshore Spinning Rods would be a little more stout due to the slightly heavier line rating. This indicates that the rod blank is sligh

Asked by Murat tok 2 years ago

Hi, i need a Travel Rod for Squid eging, cuttlefish jigging, which of these rod that you <span>recommend ?</span>

Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service 2 years ago

<span>Hi Murat, Based on your fishing application I would recommend a TackleDirect TDSSTS703MH Silver Hook Series 3PC Travel Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/tackledirect-tdssts703mh-silver-hook-series-3pc-travel-rod-7-ft.html</a><span> This wo

Asked by Josh 1 year ago

Planning on fishing the gulf coast in December. What action rod would you recommend for sheepshead, red drum and snook? Could you pair this with a 3000 class reel? Thanks!

Huy - TackleDirect Customer Service 1 year ago

<span>Hi Josh, We recommend going with the TackleDirect Silver Hook Travel rod in the Medium Heavy Moderate-Fast action rod to fit your needs. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

Asked by Eric 7 years ago

What is the length of the case?

Bernie 7 years ago

32 INCHES

Asked by Bob G 5 years ago

I’m planning a trip to FL, gulf side, and looking to take a rod along on the flight. I’d like to find a rod to pair with a penn slammer 3 4500. Would either of the TD Silver Hook Series Rods balance well with this reel, or would you have a better op

Bernie 5 years ago

You can take a look at the Daiwa Harrier Inshore Spinning Rods they are equally as good as the TD silver hook series.

Asked by Josh 5 years ago

Hey, I’m looking for a travel spinning rod to match to a spheros 4000 I have. It would be for diverse stuff. Tube lures cast to barracuda. Bottom fishing for snapper. Chunking baits to jacks and small shark. Soft baits to false albacore. Likely w 30 or

Bernie 5 years ago

The Okuma CIT-S-724M Citrix Graphite Travel Rod would pair well with the Spheros 4000

Asked by Max 4 years ago

What is the guide frame material?

Ethan 4 years ago

They are Fuji Single Foot Concept Guides