Limited-Edition Tiger Casting Rod
The Catfish Pro The Tiger is a 7'6" casting rod with a full glow-in-the-dark design for night fishing. Part of a limited run of 220 casting rods, it comes in Medium, Medium-Heavy, and Heavy options for different catfish bait setups.
The blank blends S-Glass, E-Glass, and carbon graphite. A full-length EVA Super Grip handle with textured grooves provides a gripping surface, while a skeletonized aluminum reel seat uses dual knurled aluminum locking rings to secure your reel.
Product Details
- Length: 7'6".
- Casting rod in The Tiger limited-edition series.
- Production run: 220 casting rods.
- Blank blend: S-Glass, E-Glass, and carbon graphite.
- Full-length EVA Super Grip handle with textured grooves.
- Skeletonized aluminum reel seat with dual knurled aluminum locking rings.
- Double-wrapped, chrome-plated stainless steel guides with a tangle-free design.
- Full glow-in-the-dark rod that charges in sunlight; no batteries or black light required.
Model Ratings
- Medium: 10–50 lb line rating; 1–6 oz lure-weight rating.
- Medium-Heavy: 10–80 lb line rating; 2–8 oz lure-weight rating.
- Heavy: 20–100 lb line rating; 3–12 oz lure-weight rating.
Setup and Fishing Guidance
Pair the rod with a compatible casting reel that balances comfortably in hand and holds suitable line for your location. Choose line within the selected model's rating, secure the reel with both locking rings, and set drag to suit the weakest component in your setup.
When casting a bait rig, count the sinker, bait, and terminal tackle together when checking weight against the selected model's range. Use a smooth cast and begin with conservative reel braking and spool tension. Expose the rod to sunlight before a night session to charge the glow finish.
For circle-hook rigs, let the line tighten and reel steadily as the rod loads instead of making a sharp hookset. Keep a controlled rod angle during the fight and use a landing net rather than lifting a fish with the rod.
Care
Wipe down the blank and EVA handle after use and inspect the guides for damage that could fray line. After saltwater exposure, rinse gently with fresh water and dry before storage. Protect the tip during transport and keep the blank clear of doors and heavy gear.
