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Vendor:OkumaOkuma SST "A" Cork Grip Spinning Rod
Regular price $189.99 CADRegular priceSale price $189.99 CADThe SST "a" rod family has it all. Whether you are a bank fisherman, or a hardcore salmon fisherman targeting big Chinook out at Buoy 10, the SST... -
Vendor:OkumaOkuma Dead Eye Classic "A" Spinning Rod
Regular price $119.99 CADRegular priceSale price $119.99 CADThe Deadeye Classic Series Jigging rods were designed around Okuma’s UFR tip technology. Ultimate Flex Reinforcement. This process blends unidirectional fiber over 24-ton carbon in the extended tip... -
Vendor:OkumaOkuma X-Series Spinning Rod
Regular price From $399.99 CADRegular priceSale price From $399.99 CADIntroducing Okuma's X-Series Bass Rods – the ultimate fishing experience. Constructed with advanced materials and cutting-edge technology, these rods deliver unmatched performance and precision on the water. Crafted... -
Vendor:OkumaOkuma Connoisseur "A" Spinning Rods
Regular price From $99.99 CADRegular priceSale price From $99.99 CADWith specifically geared action for Salmon and Steelhead, Okuma’s Connoisseur Rod series offers sought-out reliability and strength at a budget-friendly price. Features include a graphite composite blank construction,...
What Are Spinning Rods?
Spinning rods are a type of fishing rod designed for use with spinning reels. These rods are characterized by their fast action and flexibility, making them ideal for catching smaller fish species such as trout, panfish, and bass.
Spinning rods typically range from 5 to 8 feet and are made from various materials such as graphite, fibreglass, or composite blends. These rods feature a spinning reel seat on the handle, allowing the angler to attach and detach the reel as needed.
The guides on a spinning rod are typically smaller and lighter than those on other fishing rods and are designed to help prevent the line from tangling or twisting as it is reeled in. Spinning rods can also feature a variety of other features, such as ergonomic grips, adjustable butt caps, and specialized hook keepers, to help improve their performance and versatility.
Are Spinning Rods Right for You?
Spinning rods are generally a good choice for beginners and experienced anglers targeting smaller fish species. Additionally, a spinning rod may be your best option if you prefer to cast light lures or baits.
Spinning reels are typically more versatile than baitcasting reels when casting lighter lures. However, a baitcasting rod may be better if you target larger fish species or plan to cast heavy lures or baits.
Whether spinning rods are the right choice for you depends on several factors, including your fishing style, target species, and overall personal preferences.
Shop Angling Sports Selection of Spinning Rods
Angling Sports carries dependable spinning rods suitable for experienced and beginner anglers alike. Shop our selection of spinning rods today to find the right rod for your needs and budget.