Inshore rods can come in a variety of sizes, lengths and 

styles. Anything from long sensitive rods for throwing 

small jigs / live baits to bonefish, permit and trout

to short heavy power rods for pulling in powerful snook,

tarpon and redfish. Let's not forget, these rods can be used to throw your favorite finesse lure to hungry awaiting largemouth bass. These rods can be custom tailored to fit your personal fishing style needs.

 

 

Inshore Rod Options:

 

The Grip-

One of the most important parts of an inshore rod is the grip.

Most flats fisherman will be holding the rod in their hand for an extended period of time while making multiple casts. So, the grip has to be comfortable and light weight enough that doesn't tire out your arm and hand. Cork grips, foam grips, shrink tube grips and carbon fiber grips can be offered in full length and split grip style options.

 

The Rod Blank-

The rod blank is the platform of what the rod will be built on. There are many types of rod blanks for inshore use. From basic fiberglass to high performance graphite and carbon kevlar materials. The new high-performance materials will increase the strength, action, sensitivity and durability of the rod.

 

Guides-

There are many guide options and materials offered, from aluminum oxide and silicon carbide rings with stainless steel and even titanium frames for ultra-light weight. Not sure what guide is practical for your application, no worries as we can help you decide.

 

Inshore rod prices start at $299.00

 

Here are a few examples of inshore rods that have made it into the hands of our fish catching customers!