Trevala Rod + Stratic Combo = Limit Plus

[Max@Pride Fishing Tackle]

I have had great success using the smaller Shimano Trevala rod bucktailing Fluke in the river. My river rod is way to light for Ocean fishing. I tested out the larger Trevala with a Stratic C14 4400 yesterday. Fishing in almost 70' of water and was holding fine with a 2oz bucktail. Obviously there was no drift and the reason I was using a spinning set up. All I can say is the rod worked great and was alot more fun the my standard conventional set up. I ended my day with at least 10 keepers up to 6lbs yesterday. If your looking for a light weight spinner, take a look at the Trevala's. Click the link below to see pics etc.
http://www.facebook.com/PrideFishingTackle

Shimano Treval S Rod, 6’3” 50-80lbs 168G Model TVSS-63MH, Medium Heavy, Medium Fast Action. Paired with a Shimano Stratic C14 4400, Model STC14400F, 40lbs Suffix braided Line

[LeftyReeler]

Fish the same set up with an older STRADIC 2500 (grey model) fished the rocks the snake the river, 80ft of water in the Vineyard with 5oz and caught a few 4-6# sea bass (offshore big dogs) ROD HELD UP NO PROBLEM..

The shorter length with the soft tip shouldnt fool ya this baby got back....
Oh and I bought mine from MAX @ Pride...so he isn't just advertising


IMHO great little rod a bit $$ but well worth it

[Max@Pride Fishing Tackle]

Lefty, Glad you like the rod. I try my best to outfit my fellow fishermen with the best gear that fits their needs and budget. I would never recommend or promote a product that i don't believe in.

[kurtisb]

I have the same rod and love it. I use it with a Cabo 40 for bucktailing and a 6500 Baitrunner for striper. Landed some 30 # stripers with it this year, no problem.

[aduma1107]

I have same exact rod paired with the Shimano Curado 300EJ. The rod of no joke. Can bounce 6-8 oz with no problem of needed to.