Shimano Teramar Northeast Spinning Rod – TMSEX70MB

The Shimano Teramar Northeast spinning Rods have been redesigned for 2021 to cater specifically to anglers fishing inshore and nearshore waters in the Northeastern United States. These rods are constructed using Shimano's TC4 rod technology, known for its exceptional balance and power, making it perfect for tough battles. TC4 blanks are highly durable and have strong backbones, making them a top choice in the industry.

Shimano has carefully designed the Teramar Northeast Series to align with prevalent fishing techniques used to target popular game fish species. The rods feature a Seaguide guide train, Fuij reel seats, and refined EVA grips and handle configurations, ensuring comfort and reduced fatigue during long days of fishing and when fighting hard-charging fish.

Anglers in the New England and Mid-Atlantic fisheries will find the perfect models in the Teramar Northeast series. Whether you're slinging poppers for bluefish, live-lining bunker for striped bass, or deep-water bottom fishing for fluke and black seabass, these rods are tailored to suit your needs.

FAQs

1. How durable are the TC4 blanks used in these rods?

The TC4 blanks used in the Shimano Teramar Northeast Spinning Rods are highly durable and known for their strong backbones, making them a top choice in the industry.

2. What features ensure comfort and reduced fatigue when using these rods?

The rods feature Seaguide guide train, Fuij reel seats, and refined EVA grips and handle configurations, all designed to provide comfort and reduce fatigue during long days of fishing and when fighting hard-charging fish.

3. Which fishing techniques are these rods designed for?

The Shimano Teramar Northeast Spinning Rods are designed to align with prevalent fishing techniques used to target popular game fish species in the New England and Mid-Atlantic fisheries. They are suitable for slinging poppers for bluefish, live-lining bunker for striped bass, or deep-water bottom fishing for fluke and black seabass.