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Fiblink · Trolling Rods
Fiblink Saltwater Heavy Trolling Rod, 6 ft, 1-Piece, Roller Guides
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- Item weight
- 1 Pounds
- Product dimensions
- 39.25 x 3.25 x 2 inches
Quick take
A heavy-power one-piece trolling rod with roller guides and an aluminum gimbal butt for cranking in large offshore fish.
A 6-foot heavy trolling rod for offshore boats, built for running lines for tuna from a boat. It is rated for 30 to 50 lb line and lures from 2 to 5 oz, and its stainless steel roller guides carry the line through long trolling runs. A machined aluminum reel seat with a reverse knurled nut and an aluminum gimbal butt hold the reel firm, and a high-density EVA foam handle and foregrip stay comfortable when wet. The rod carries a one-year warranty.
Best for
- Trolling from charter boats for tuna, marlin, and wahoo
- Battling large fish at depth with significant line pressure
- Anglers who can handle the rod weight during long fights
Skip if
- Inshore fishing; the heavy power is excessive
- Single-angler boats without a rod holder; the gimbal is for gimballed holders
Strengths
- Roller guides minimize line friction under extreme load
- One-piece construction is more sensitive than two-piece
- Aluminum gimbal butt keeps the rod stable during long fights
Trade-offs
- One-piece design is difficult to transport
- Heavy rod requires shoulder or arm strength during extended battles
Fishing fit
- Species
- Offshore pelagics
- Sharks
- Water
- Saltwater
- Techniques
- Trolling
- Skill level
- Advanced
Specifications
| Type | heavy trolling rod |
|---|---|
| Length | 6 ft |
| Sections | 1 |
| Power | Heavy |
| Guides | Roller |
| Blank | E-glass graphite composite |
Facts
| Rod length | 6 ft |
|---|---|
| Line weight | 30-50 lb |
| Lure weight | 2-5 oz |
How it compares
| Product | Rod length |
|---|---|
| Fiblink Saltwater Heavy Trolling Rod, 6 ft, 1-Piece, Roller GuidesPick it if you troll 30 to 50 lb line for tuna from a boat and want a 6-foot rod with stainless steel roller guides. | Rod length:6 ft |
| Fiblink Saltwater Trolling Rod, 6 ft, 30-50 lb | Rod length:6 ft |
| Fiblink Saltwater Offshore Trolling Rod, 6 ft, 80-120 lbPick it if you troll for large offshore fish from a boat and want a one-piece 6-foot rod with roller guides for IGFA stand-up work. | Rod length:6 ft |
| Okuma Classic Pro GLT 7'6" Medium Trolling RodPick it if you troll 12 to 20 pound line with downriggers or diving disks from a lake and want a two-piece rod that handles lures up to 2 1/2 ounces. | Rod length:7.5 ft |
| Fiblink Saltwater Trolling Rod, 7ft, 2-Piece, 30-50 lb | Rod length:— |
| Fiblink Offshore Trolling Rod, 5.6 ft, Heavy Power, 2-Piece | Rod length:— |
Common questions
What line weight does the Fiblink 6 foot trolling rod take?
The 6-foot Fiblink heavy trolling rod is rated for 30 to 50 lb line, with a lure range of 2 to 5 oz. That line class suits tuna trolling from a boat, and the stainless steel roller guides carry the line through long runs. Spool your reel with line in that range to match the rod.
How long is the Fiblink 6 foot trolling rod?
This Fiblink heavy trolling rod measures 6 feet. The aluminum reel seat holds the reel firmly, and the EVA foam foregrip stays comfortable when wet, which suits a boat rod used for long periods of trolling. Its 30 to 50 lb line rating sets the reel size and spool to match.
Is the Fiblink 6 foot trolling rod suitable for saltwater?
Yes. This 6-foot Fiblink trolling rod has stainless steel roller guides and an aluminum reel seat, both of which suit saltwater use, and it is built for offshore trolling for tuna from a boat. Rinse the rod with fresh water after each trip to keep the reel seat and guides in good shape.
How to choose a color and size
Size
| Options | When to pick it | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 5'1", 5'6‘, 6'This one | A short rod for accurate casts from a kayak, a dock or tight cover. |
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| 7'6" | A long rod for long casts, surf and big water. |
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