Moonsniper Casting Surf Rod

Extremely light weight , handles big fish well , great rods for a long day of fishing

More than I've expected for the price paired with a jonco Titan baitcaster goes perfect beautiful Pole nice long carbon fiber handle just what I was looking for

Arrived several days late and only in the nylon sleeve. As seen in the photo one end was torn then taped. Totally expecting it to be broken when I removed the sleeve but it was in excellent condition, a miracle. I can only imagine that the box was damaged and removed. The other two Fiblink rods I ordered both came in boxes.Mounted an old Penn 209 and with 30lb braid launching 3 and 4 oz weights over 100 yards was easy. Can’t wait to get it on the beach and hook up! Very happy with all the Fiblink rods I’ve received so far.

Love it for the price

I got this to pair with a Sougayilang Warrior 60 reel (Similar to an Abu 6500).The rod came in a cardboard tube with a fabric rod case and the rod inside.The case is inadequate to actually pritect the rod but most rods of this type come with no case at all unless you spend hundreds of dollars so even at that it is a plus.Removing the rod I just looked at it and my first thought was Penn Battalion Copy. That's ok because at $59.99 we are comparing it to a $109.95 rod.The rod is made of a carbon composite material and like most rods of this type very sensitive to feeling the bite.The rod feels heavy as it is dense and the small shaft diameter would suggest it be lighter. The Penn Battalion has this too.Comparing this to another 10 ft surf rod I own a Diawa Beefstick this rod is infact lighter.The Beefstick is one of the strongest rods out there and being fiberglass is likely to be stronger. (I have brought in a 8ft bull shark with the Beefstick).Still testing the drag on the reel the rod took the 37lb pull without any problem.I was very surprized that reel had that much drag but the rod did not flinch and I don't know if it could handle an 8ft bull shark but for most fishing off the beach we do along the Gulf of Mexico this is strong enough for,the biggest redfish or black drum iy has to offer.The sensitivity lets you feel the bite of a flounder mouthing the bait or a whiting nibbling as well.Casting the rod it swung nicely and loaded up a hard backswing to be released on the forward cast. I made about 20 casts in a field with both a 2 oz and 3 oz lead achieving distances between 105 and 111 yards.Without a levelwind on the reel I am sure I could double that distance.The ceramic on the guides seemed to hold up nicely. The Battalion Rods guides were prettier but at more than double the cost of this rod I am not concerned.I fish mostly for Redfish, Spotted Sea Trout, Flounder, Whiting, and Pompano. I consider a shark hookup more of a nuisance than a goal as it takes away time that coyld better be spent on catching something I would prefere to bring home.At $59.99 this is a great deal

Arrived with 3 broken eyes. Were smashed and crooked.

Strong rod

At fist , I didn’t like the length, then I realized, match with a smaller rod , it’s a hit