The bait-casting version of our serious big-fish rod with more power than anyone ever thought imaginable in such a lightweight package. A perfect choice for cut bait on dropper rigs.

When you need the power to throw an 8-ounce sinker and 4 ounces of bait out over the horizon, this is the answer. Add to that the sensitivity to telegraph light bites, the strength to set the hook from a quarter mile away, and the ability to handle big drum or stripers with ease, and you can see why this is the best big-surf stick in the business. The rod's a two-piece, with an 8-foot tip and a 4-foot butt section. Even if you don't surf fish, get one anyway. The next time your boat gets loose from the dock you can cat a grappling hook and reel it back in.

A two-piece jetty stick, designed to fish shrimp with a popping cork, live minnows, or plastics for trout and flounder. It also makes a great wading rod for puppy drum. Not only is it lightweight and super sensitive, it's surprisingly powerful.

This light to medium spinning rod is designed to throw smaller plugs, jigs or bait without feeling as though you'll overpower average-size fish. It comes with an extra-long handle for longer casts and fish-wrestling leverage.

Wonderfully lightweight, this stick is designed to handle blues, stripers, drum, cobia and other surf species. It excels at throwing cedar plugs, sting silvers and similar baits. Light, sensitive and responsive are the words that best describe this rod, but don't let "light" mislead you. Progressive power throughout the blank allows you to cast a country mile and whip big fish in a hurry. It's also excellent for freshwater applications like long-range casts on tail-races for big stripers and catfish. The handle is extra long for added casting range and fish-fighting leverage.

Wonderfully lightweight, this stick is designed to handle blues, stripers, drum, cobia and other surf species. It excels at throwing cedar plugs, sting silvers and similar baits. Light, sensitive and responsive are the words that best describe this rod, but don't let "light" mislead you. Progressive power throughout the blank allows you to cast a country mile and whip big fish in a hurry. It's also excellent for freshwater applications like long-range casts on tail-races for big stripers and catfish. The handle is extra long for added casting range and fish-fighting leverage

Here's a really heavy-duty surf casting stick, designed to throw big plugs, heavy metal or bait out to the big rips where the king-size stripers and blues make their own chum line. The handle is extra long for added casting and fish-fighting leverage, with cork-tape and a durable rubber fighting butt. When a big bull red heads for the edge, this rod lets you tell him "No" with authority. Bottom line: this is a serious big fish rod with more power than anyone has ever put into such a lightweight package

With plenty of power to handle oversize stripers, blues and drum, this rod can throw three ounces of metal well beyond the first bar. If you spend some time chasing tail-race stripers in freshwater, this rod will handle both big fish and heavy water. Roosterfish, jacks and mackeral are no match for this beauty. When it comes to casting, the Phrase "country mile" comes to mind once again

A delightfully powerful 8-foot, one-piece rod for light-duty surf and breaker fishing. It's the perfect rod for summer and fall surf action for school bass, small blues and weakfish, but don't let the light-duty part fool you. It handles light metal exceptionally well and has more than enough power in the butt section to handle larger fish. It's an impressive rod with nice, crisp tip, capable of tossing 1/4 to 1 1/2-ounce lures out of sight, and you'll have no problem pulling your prize out of the wash and onto the beach

This spinning rod was designed mainly to throw bait or jigs for cobia and amberjack. A great light-duty rod for small tarpon and barracuda on the flats, it won't let you down when the big one tries to steal your bait. It has enough power to fish the bridges and piers and it's light enough to wade with and cast all day long. If you like fishing off the jetty, this makes a good utility rod. It has a long handle with cork grips and graphite barrel reel seat, capable of casting a couple of ounces or more. A great all-around spinning rod, even in fresh water