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Lamiglas Carbon Surf series rods were designed by top surfcasters. These rods are built with 30 ton carbon blanks to provide incredible power and durability; something that Lamiglas has been known for in the surfcasting community since the creation of their first Honey fiberglass surf blank in 1949. The moderate/fast actions provide anglers with unmatched versatility in the surf. Made with the highest quality Fuji components for even more durability.

Lamiglas Carbon Surf Rod LCS9LS

Fishing Rod Review - Lamiglas Norwest Special, Salmon Rod

LD70MHS Detroiter 7' 8-15lb 1/4-1oz Spin (Walleye Jig, Plug & Blade

The Lamiglas GSB surf blanks have long been the staple of surfcasting in the Northeast. For decades the GSB has been the most widely used surf blank in the world, and it continues to be a top choice for surfcasters today. The reason for that is the extremely durable graphite used in the blanks along with the unmatched versatility it offers anglers created by the finely tuned moderate action.

Lamiglas GSB Surf GSB10LS Spinning Rod

Lamiglas Black Inshore Boat Rod - Tyalure Tackle

Lamiglas Ultra Light Trolling Rod - 8ft, Light Power, Moderate

LIS10MHS 10' Two Piece Spinning Surf Rod 50/50 Spit 2 - 5 oz. lure 17-40 lb. line Medium Heavy All 2 piece, all graphite - all Lamiglas. Black K Frame

LIS10MHS | Insane Surf 10' Medium Heavy 2-5 oz.

BFC5610 (X-Heavy 50-100lb) Halibut/Tuna

X-11 Fly Rods 4-Piece Single Handers

Be confident that you will crank in that great catch of the day, with the heavy-duty performance of the Lamiglas XP Bass Rod, 1 Piece, 15-30 Line, WT,

Lamiglas XP Bass Rod, 1 Piece, 15-30 Line, WT, 1/2-3 Lure, Moderate/Fast, Heavy Cork Handle

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FSS StR 962-2

Powerful off-shore jigging rods with models to cover trolling and live bait applications as well as a 7'10 model for casting poppers and swimbaits.

Lamiglas Bluewater Conventional Rods

Fiberglass vs. Graphite Fishing Rods