Atled™ 872: 7 ft 3 in / Med Power / Fast Action

Complaints Duly Noted

The redfish I have caught with my Atled rod have all complained that I am using an unfair angling advantage in that the excellence of it enables me to cast more accurately, offer better lure presentation, and fight with more backbone. They want this rod banned immediately, but I argue that it only helps to level their elusive playing field. I will not only continue using it, but will order more in the future in my quest for equality. I am Cajun, and this rod fits my DNA.

What a great fishing rod

I bought the 7'-3" M casting rod, I finally got to take it out, went to the Sandusky River for walleye yesterday, I caught one legal keeper and one nice one hooked outside the mouth and it had to go back in the river, it was a slow day so I had the opportunity to cast and retrieve a ton, the rod has great sensitivity, and plenty of back bone, casting a 1/2oz Carolina rig w/ a floating jig the rod and working it back, I was feeling everything on the bottom, even that light bite, we switched tactics and I was throwing a 1/8oz jig w/ a grub tail, I was amazed at how much the rod tip loaded up and sent that tiny jig flying just as far as the heavier set up, even though it was the first time I used it, it's looking to be my go to rod already, thanks Cajun!

Amazing lure rod

I never really understood what fast action was until I started using the Atled 872. The tip on this rod is made to whip those lures a country mile. Fishing off a kayak The power this rod achieves at the tip to fling a small lure is crazy. Of course being a Cajun Rod the sensitivity is amazing. Definitely a favorite weapon