Penn International® V ARA Stand up Rods

 

 

Ideal for any offshore challenge. Penn International

V ARA Stand-up Rods feature all AFTCO Rollers for

minimal line wear, tubular P450 Glass, and a

machined, Aluminum Butt, gimbal, and reel seat for

maximum lifting power and durability. Foregrip
material is EVA foam for the ultimate in durability

and comfort

 

 

Penn International® V TS/TF Stand up Rods

 

 

Featuring Aluminum-Oxide Turbo Guides and Penn’s

IST blank technology, Penn International® V TS/TF

Rods are an excellent alternative to Penn International®

Rods with rollers. TS/TF Rods offer an economical and

lighter-weight rod capable of taming any bluewater gamefish.
TS Rods utilize Penn’s Slick Butt® for durability and

ease of removal from the rod holder, while TF designated

rods feature an EVA Foam rear grip for increased angler

comfort. Both butt options work equally well, it really
depends on your personal fishing style.

 

 

 

 Penn International® V RS/RF Stand up Rods

 

Featuring AFTCO Roller Stripper and Tip-Top for line

protection in the two greatest friction points on the rod, with Aluminum-Oxide Turbo Guides “In-Between” for the best

combination of line protection and economy. Butt options

on the rods include Penn’s Slick Butt®® (RS Versions) for

ease of removal from rod holders and Penn EVA Foam

(RF Versions) for maximum fish-fighting comfort. RS/RF

Models feature Penn’s Integrated Solid Tip, combining the

 power of tubular glass and the durability of solid glass in the

tiptop section. All International® V RS/RF Stand-up Rod

models feature machined reel seats and metal gimbals for

reliablity and proven performance. Foregrips are EVA foam for the ultimate in comfort

and durablity, a standard theme with all Penn Products.

 

Penn Mariner® Stand up Rods

 

feature a machined reel seat, Slick Butt®, heavy-duty,

 braced ceramic guides (commonly referred to as

Turbo Guides), and a tough Aluminum gimbal, in
addition to the lightweight, solid-glass black blank.

Penn Mariner ®Stand-up rods are tough, dependable,

and good looking. But the obvious question is, “how tough?”
In a move not recommended for anyone with

common sense and half a brain, a mate on a

private boat decided he would attempt the impossible

and catch a longfin stand-up style, but from a

seated position, with his butt resting on the rod butt.

This mate laid the rod across the transom, cranked and squatted, and cranked

and squatted. Sounds idiotic; and we definitely cannot recommend anyone try it,

but the Penn Mariner® Stand-up Rod handled the task.