All Star Fishing Rods

I recall that it was a fine open-face bait casting outfit. And that is about all I recall of the reel. This is what the TAS 786C worm rod 6’6” stature was able to get to me on a splendid day on Tamiami Lake. We finished 13th out of 127 entries and it was my 7 pound largemouth that pushed us into the top 30 and eventually into our top 20 place and a few dollars in our pockets.

My personal experience with the All-Star fishing rods has been limited to only one occurrence yet that occurrence was one of the best days I have ever had on a lake in Florida fishing for the Lunker Bass. All Star graphite rods do not stop with largemouth bass, not by a long shot; this is an old established freshwater rod manufacturer company that produces only best and most coveted of the freshwater rods in the industry today.

The TAS line has over a dozen models that cross-reference over for largemouth, walleye, trout, salmon, northern pike and a host of other freshwater game species regardless of size and location. The best way to try out for oneself, the All Star family of fine freshwater poles is to go out and buy one. It does not matter if the target species is a brown trout, lake trout or a world record Salmon in the Yukon, All-Star fishing rods have both the backbone and finesse to get the job done.

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