Need help with rods

[bullzeye]

Hey guys,

Ive been saving my pennies for some new rods. And even though ive been fishing for years ive only ever heard people talking about shimano and diawa.

So what ive got so far.

A diawa d shock.

and my baitcaster setup is a shimano caenan on an ugly stick which one time i fishing the rocks and the 2 piece rod came loose and the tip fell in the water, snaggedup and i lost it. so i need a new one of those

so what i want recommendations for are a new everyday rod as my diawa is rusty and grinding

spinner 3-6kgs

new baitcaster rod 3-6kgs.

and a off shore rod for snapper and reef fish. recommendations are welcome money isnt really an issue

[BassTracker]

for a good prformer on a budget i reackon the berkley dropshot or shimano t-curve for your spin would be a good investment, Ive had both now and Ive really engoyed them both, Just got a new dropshot in 8 to 15 and its a dream. (not sure about baitcaster, dont use them and no one can make me haha)

[Dell]

For a spinning and baitcast rod in the 3-6kg range I'd look at the samurai reaction range. Awesome rods!!

[bullzeye]

oath dell those samurais look and sound sick. and for that price they oughta be. ive heard about the t curve. look like quality

keep em coming guys .

[Doobsy]

I can't offer anything that hasn't already been said... :dry:

Berkley dropshot or Samurai 302.

The Sammi is a li'l whippier and will finesse bream baits but at the same time, muscle up big flatties and snaps.

[BassTracker]

I agree, the dropshot punches above its price range and thats why I choose it as a good spin rod, in a comparable price range are the wilson snapper rods, but Ive snapped three of them and wouldnt go back to them