Spinning Rods - lure fishing rods
Westin W8 SBass 2nd
Saltwater bass fishing can be extremely challenging and requ...
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£ 482.40
Westin W8 Spin 2nd
These rods a designed specifically for the seatrout angler....
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£ 482.40
Westin W8 Super Finesse T&C 2nd
The ultimate rod choice for ultra light and super-finesse lu...
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£ 425.60
Westin W8 Super Finesse 2nd
The ultimate rod choice for ultra light and super-finesse lu...
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£ 416.20
Westin W8 Finesse Shad 2nd
Designed as the ultimate combination of casting performance...
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£ 454.00
Westin W8 Dropshot 2nd
This pair of super-light and extremely sensitive rods have b...
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£ 435.20
Westin W8 Powercast 2nd
The W8 Powercast series is one of the most versatile pike fi...
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£ 482.40
Westin W8 PowerTeez 2nd
The legendary zander rod is now available in more lengths, m...
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£ 435.20
Westin W8 Powerstrike 2nd
The go-to tool for hardcore pike anglers, these light, yet p...
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£ 473.00
Westin W8 Shad & Jig 2nd
When designing this rod we wanted a tool that could be used...
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£ 463.60
Westin W8 VersiTeez 2nd
The jigging rod par-excellence this newcomer to the Westin l...
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£ 416.20
Westin W2 Ultrastick
The medium-fast action of the Ultrastick rods has been desig...
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£ 64.43
Westin W2 Finesse Shad
A range of rods designed with a progressive-fast action and...
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£ 71.23
Westin W2 Finesse Jig
The ultimate rod design for finesse jigging for perch and za...
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£ 64.43
Westin W2 Powershad
Designed with the all-round predator angler in mind, these m...
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£ 69.53
Westin W2 Powercast
Designed to meet the demands of the angler looking to cast l...
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£ 64.43
Westin W2 Powerstrike
These fast-actioned rods are perfect for both hard and soft...
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£ 78.03
Westin W2 Streetstick rods
Designed for street fishing, but ideal anytime you need an u...
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£ 44.00
Westin W2 Spin 4sec Travel rods
Packing plenty of punch, the W2 Spin range are designed to c...
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£ 64.43
Westin W2 Finesse T&C
Fast and powerful, the Finesse T&C (Texas & Carolina) are id...
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£ 48.00
Westin W10 Finesse Shad
The W10 Finesse Shad is the pinnacle of finesse fishing. Exp...
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£ 643.28
Westin W3 Powercast Travel 2nd 4sec
The well-known and versatile W3 PowerCast 2nd is now availab...
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£ 113.40
Westin W3 XtremeTeez 2nd
Use the W3 XtremeTeez 2nd when you are jigging and casting f...
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£ 87.00
Westin W10 Finesse T&C
The W10 Finesse T&C rods takes rod-sensitivity to a whole ne...
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£ 624.40
Westin W10 Powerteez rods
Extra-fast action, well balanced, extremely powerful, sensit...
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£ 675.41
Westin W3 Finesse Ned 2nd
The W3 Finesse Ned 2nd has been especially designed for Ned...
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£ 96.39
Westin W4 Light Spin 2nd
The second generation of W4 Light Spin is perfect choice whe...
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£ 112.00
Westin W4 Spin 2nd 4sec
Say hello to the second generation of W4 Spin rods. These po...
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£ 112.00
Westin W4 Spin 2nd
Say hello to the second generation of W4 Spin rods. These po...
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£ 106.00
Westin W4 StreetStick 2nd rods
The W4 Streetstick 2nd Generation rods take ultra-light fish...
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£ 120.53
Westin Rods W4 Finesse T&C 2nd
The W4 Finesse T&C 2nd Generation (Texas & Carolina) is the...
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£ 128.52
Westin W4 Finesse Shad 2nd
If you are in need of a bit more power compared to the rest...
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£ 128.52
Westin W4 Powerlure 2nd Rods
The W4 Powerlure 2nd Generation rods are made with high qual...
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£ 88.00
Westin W4 Powershad 2nd
The W4 Powershad 2nd Generation is a perfectly formed all-ro...
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£ 106.00
Westin Rods W4 PowerTeez 2nd
Designed specifically for casting and jigging with soft and...
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£ 136.68
Westin W4 Powercast 2nd Rods
The action and characteristics of the W4 Powercast 2nd Gener...
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£ 144.67
Westin W4 UltraStick 2nd Rods
The W4 Ultrastick 2nd Generation combines the three key attr...
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£ 128.52
Westin Rods W4 Vertical Jigging 2nd
The W4 Vertical Jigging 2nd Generation rod is your go-to too...
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£ 93.00
Westin W3 Dropshot 2nd Rods
A sensitive Torayca® carbon blank with the backbone to set t...
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£ 89.93
Freshwater Spinning Rods
Spin fishing is one of the most sports-like methods of fishing. Every detail determines the success or failure, from the selection of equipment, the choice of the fishing ground, to the proper leading of the lure. Your task is to breathe life into the artificial bait. In addition, this technique is extremely popular because it provides contact with nature while maintaining physical activity. It is also a form of active recreation. Due to its popularity, spinning is constantly evolving. Its particular types require the use of specialized rods. Modern good quality spinning rods are technologically advanced structures which, when properly selected, are designed to make fishing even more enjoyable! By choosing the right spinning rod, we maximize our chances of catching an impressive pike, perch, zander or other predators!
Of course, modern spinning rods have many common features, but the basic way to distinguish them is by their purpose. It is determined by the length, casting weight, power, action and deflection. A different spinning rod will be used to catch river asp, a completely different one for trout, and still a different one for zander lurking in waters of a deep dam reservoir.
These types of rods are described by several parameters that define their use.
The first is, of course, the length, which ranges from 1.6 to almost 4 m. Generally, short rods (up to 2 m long) are used for fishing from a boat or on small and technically challenging rivers. For traditional bank fishing, longer rods are recommended – even 2.7 or 3 m. This length allows to obtain a satisfactory casting distance and maintain control over the lure. Rods longer than 3 m are mainly specialised designs for river and sea spinning. This parameter can be given in feet, where 7′ is 2.1 m, 8′ is 2.4 m and 9′ is approximately 2.7 m.
The second important parameter is the casting weight, i.e. the weight of the lure that the rod is designed to work within. This value is suggested by the manufacturer.
Optionally, producers provide their rods with information about the strength of a given product. This parameter is expressed in lbs (pounds). For illustrative purposes, 1 lbs = 0.45 kg. The second way of indicating the power of the rods is by using the UL (ultra-light), L (light), ML (medium-light), M (medium), MH (medium-heavy), H (heavy) markings.
Action and deflection are two important parameters that are very often mistakenly considered to be the same.
The first one defines the speed of the rod returning to its neutral state during, for example, the casting, and its responsiveness, i.e. the reaction time, both to your actions and the ones of the fish. Here we distinguish slow, medium, medium-fast, fast and super-fast rods.
The second parameter determines the way the rod deflects under various loads. Here we recognize tip, semi-parabolic and parabolic deflection.
Of particular interest are the glued-in tip spinning rods, which are equipped with a subtle glued-in tip made of full fibre. It is designed to show even the most delicate bites. These rods are very popular among perch and zander fishing enthusiasts, and they are mainly used in jigging. It is also a great solution for anglers who like to fish using the side strap, Carolina or Texas rig or drop-shot technique.
Ultra-light spinning rods – a very light variety of rods designed for fishing with the use of the smallest lures. Very often it is an approx. 1.80–2.40 meter in length glued-in tip spinning rod with a casting weight of up to 5–7 grams. In the case of fishing with the smallest lures, it is best to choose a rod with a casting weight of at least 0.5 grams. With the help of such an ultra-light spinning rod you can cast lures weighing 1 gram or less.
The UL rod will be an excellent choice if you want to catch perch, small trout, as well as roach, rudd and other whitefish with micro rubber lures or micro jigs.
Light spinning rods – their casting weight is a maximum of several grams, and their length is 2–3 m. This category consists of popular fishing rods for chub, ide and trout, but also stronger spinning rods for perch, as well as universal river models.
Medium spinning rods – the most popular group of rods. It includes universal pike rods with a casting weight of up to 30–40 g, long asp spinning rods with excellent casting properties, as well as specialized fast zander spinning rods with a tip action designed for jigging.
Heavy spinning rods – a group of rods with high power and a big casting weight. They are designed to ensure a good presentation of heavy lures such as rubber baits or wobblers. These are good spinning rods for pike, zander, catfish, sea trout and huchen.
Ultra-heavy spinning rods – a narrowly specialized category of rods for special tasks. It consists of a wide range of catfish and pike spinning rods designed to work with the heaviest artificial lures on the market, rubber baits or bigger wobblers.
Travelling anglers can choose from travel and telescopic spinning rods. You can easily pack them into a suitcase or backpack.
If you are a spin fishing enthusiast looking for products at a great price, check out our deals for spinning rods. Simply choose the appropriate filter in the menu.
For beginners and those with less deep pockets we offer a wide range of spinning rods. Here, too, you can use a filter to narrow down the products to match your budget.
Of course, modern spinning rods have many common features, but the basic way to distinguish them is by their purpose. It is determined by the length, casting weight, power, action and deflection. A different spinning rod will be used to catch river asp, a completely different one for trout, and still a different one for zander lurking in waters of a deep dam reservoir.
These types of rods are described by several parameters that define their use.
The first is, of course, the length, which ranges from 1.6 to almost 4 m. Generally, short rods (up to 2 m long) are used for fishing from a boat or on small and technically challenging rivers. For traditional bank fishing, longer rods are recommended – even 2.7 or 3 m. This length allows to obtain a satisfactory casting distance and maintain control over the lure. Rods longer than 3 m are mainly specialised designs for river and sea spinning. This parameter can be given in feet, where 7′ is 2.1 m, 8′ is 2.4 m and 9′ is approximately 2.7 m.
The second important parameter is the casting weight, i.e. the weight of the lure that the rod is designed to work within. This value is suggested by the manufacturer.
Optionally, producers provide their rods with information about the strength of a given product. This parameter is expressed in lbs (pounds). For illustrative purposes, 1 lbs = 0.45 kg. The second way of indicating the power of the rods is by using the UL (ultra-light), L (light), ML (medium-light), M (medium), MH (medium-heavy), H (heavy) markings.
Action and deflection are two important parameters that are very often mistakenly considered to be the same.
The first one defines the speed of the rod returning to its neutral state during, for example, the casting, and its responsiveness, i.e. the reaction time, both to your actions and the ones of the fish. Here we distinguish slow, medium, medium-fast, fast and super-fast rods.
The second parameter determines the way the rod deflects under various loads. Here we recognize tip, semi-parabolic and parabolic deflection.
Of particular interest are the glued-in tip spinning rods, which are equipped with a subtle glued-in tip made of full fibre. It is designed to show even the most delicate bites. These rods are very popular among perch and zander fishing enthusiasts, and they are mainly used in jigging. It is also a great solution for anglers who like to fish using the side strap, Carolina or Texas rig or drop-shot technique.
Ultra-light spinning rods – a very light variety of rods designed for fishing with the use of the smallest lures. Very often it is an approx. 1.80–2.40 meter in length glued-in tip spinning rod with a casting weight of up to 5–7 grams. In the case of fishing with the smallest lures, it is best to choose a rod with a casting weight of at least 0.5 grams. With the help of such an ultra-light spinning rod you can cast lures weighing 1 gram or less.
The UL rod will be an excellent choice if you want to catch perch, small trout, as well as roach, rudd and other whitefish with micro rubber lures or micro jigs.
Light spinning rods – their casting weight is a maximum of several grams, and their length is 2–3 m. This category consists of popular fishing rods for chub, ide and trout, but also stronger spinning rods for perch, as well as universal river models.
Medium spinning rods – the most popular group of rods. It includes universal pike rods with a casting weight of up to 30–40 g, long asp spinning rods with excellent casting properties, as well as specialized fast zander spinning rods with a tip action designed for jigging.
Heavy spinning rods – a group of rods with high power and a big casting weight. They are designed to ensure a good presentation of heavy lures such as rubber baits or wobblers. These are good spinning rods for pike, zander, catfish, sea trout and huchen.
Ultra-heavy spinning rods – a narrowly specialized category of rods for special tasks. It consists of a wide range of catfish and pike spinning rods designed to work with the heaviest artificial lures on the market, rubber baits or bigger wobblers.
Travelling anglers can choose from travel and telescopic spinning rods. You can easily pack them into a suitcase or backpack.
If you are a spin fishing enthusiast looking for products at a great price, check out our deals for spinning rods. Simply choose the appropriate filter in the menu.
For beginners and those with less deep pockets we offer a wide range of spinning rods. Here, too, you can use a filter to narrow down the products to match your budget.