Pisfun Telescopic Fishing Rod Saltwater Travel Spinning Fishing Rods Poles Retractable Fishing Pole Rods

I purchased 4 of these for a weeklong trip to the FL Keys over New Years. I read numerous reviews -- many of which talked about cheap quality, etc...and I was a bit hesitant to pull the trigger....but did. I have to say, not only are these perfect to stash in a carry on bag for a flight, but they hold up remarkably well. All four rods were in use for 6-7 hours a day (for a week) off a dock in Islamorada and well over 300 fish were landed, mostly Mangrove Snapper and Bluestripped Grunt as well as a 16-inch Barracuda. Most of the fish were in the 1 lb range though we did pull in several dozen in the 1.5-2 lb range....and a few that were slightly larger. No issues with broken tips, etc. The attached photos were taken the day we started packing up. None of the 4 rods suffered any sort of malfunction. Clearly, you won't be reeling in a 45-lb Tarpon with these rods.....but they stand up well when you are fishing for the smaller guys.

Absolutely perfect for travel or just a couple extra poles. Was skeptical before buying but...Took a couple of these to Kauai, Hawaii for shore fishing. Worked awesome.

Great rod for the price, can't wait to go try it out. Well built and I love the extendable handle also, it adds just that little extra to put the package over the top!

Quality rod - great for kayak or hiking in to lakes or creeks. All the sections lock together well. All eyes in good shape - reel fits secure to rod. Fits in my 32leter backpack with reel, takes up very little room. Review later after I use it some.

This is a lightweight rod. Around 10g (3/8oz) max lure weight; it did NOT like being casted with a 28g (1oz) Kastmaster, so the 20-40gr is an exaggeration. Probably a 5lb-10lb rod at best. It fished OK with the following setup:Shimano 2500 Sienna10lb braid main4.5m 12lb mono topshot3/8 oz KastmasterDrag was set to about 2lbs (measured by spring scale). Max casting distance with the 3/8 oz Kastmaster was around 20-30yds. Would probably do better with a 4-8lb mono topshot instead.Caught 1 spotted bay bass (9 in), 1 mackeral (10 in), and 1 jacksmelt (11 in) in the rod's first session out.Definitely compact. Durability is questionable...does not feel as solid as any Balzer or DAM telescopic rods, but it's 1/2 the price of any of those equivalents. If the Pisfun was lost or broken while traveling it would be definitely less painful than losing a Balzer or DAM rod.

love it

Very satisfied with this rod.

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