Kayak Fishing Rods

$60 - Okuma Baidarka BK-S-761L, spinning, 8-12#.
$60 - Okuma Baidarka BK-C-761M, conventional, 10-20#.

$80 - Lamiglas LK 7620 S, spinning, 8-20#
$80 - Lamiglas LK 7625 C, conventional 12-25#
$80 - Lamiglas LK 7640 C, conventional 20-40#

All rod are used.  The Baidarkas have only been used a handful of times.  The Lamiglass have been used more, but they are not my every day rods.

-Allen

Are the baidarkas with the ceramic eyes?

Are the baidarkas with the ceramic eyes?

The conventional one uses metal eyes.  The spinning rod has its eye lined.

-Allen

Allen I'll take the 7640 if your coming up to Caz if not no biggie

Allen I'll take the 7640 if your coming up to Caz if not no biggie

Can you wait until around Xmas?  I'll hold it for you.

-Allen

Yep shoot me your address

hey allen will the revo toro fit on the 7625? I am looking got a good all around (easy to jig all day) RF set up. Also I'd like to use it for butts, etc.

If so....I'll take it.

hey allen will the revo toro fit on the 7625? I am looking got a good all around (easy to jig all day) RF set up. Also I'd like to use it for butts, etc.

If so....I'll take it.

I don't know what the foot of a toro looks like.  I do know this rod does not take the wider foot like on an Avet SX.

-Allen

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It appears that both Okuma and Lamiglas no longer make these rods ... at least I don't see them on their main websites anymore.

Is there anyone still making rods specifically marketed for kayak fishing?

-Allen

Dblue has a spinning rod they call a kayaking model.