BerkleyCherrywood HD Spinning Fishing Rods

I have just bought 2 more of these giving me a total of six. They are really very well built and the action of the 2 piece ones is surprisingly close to the sensitivity of the single piece rod.One thing that someone needs to fix right away is the method of packing on the single piece rods. One was so broken the Amazon driver wouldn't even deliver it and completed the return/crediting for me (more great service Amazon). The second one was delivered a different day and the tip was completely crushed. The reason in both cases is that the "packaging" was simply a cellophane or plastic wrapping which the poles poked right through and didn't add any form of protection during shipping.

Posting a good photo of a fishing rod is tough. I got this rod on sale for under $22.00. I paired it with a Vintage Penn 4300ss. The combo is perfect. The rod is excellent for working light artificial baits and has great feedback. It is lightweight and perfectly balanced. The handle is well made and provides excellent grip. I am very picky about my fishing gear so I was skeptical about the value for the price. It has exceeded my expectations.

Nice UL rod. Good action for casting 1/16 oz and lighter lures for which my Fenwick UL is too stiff. And the cherry red color is a plus too since you're going to be looking at it all day, no way around that. For completeness its probably best to have this one plus a stiffer one for 1/4 ounce metal etc. Doesn't break the bank.

The first outing with this rod I caught a ten inch rainbow. The tip broke just below the second guide as I was reeling in the fish. I did manage to land the fish though. Needless to say, the rod was not very durable and I would not recommend it.

Just had to replace mine today after getting a couple of really good years of use out of it. The rod looked great and fished great up until I landed a decent-sized catfish while using 6-pound test line despite the rod having a maximum line rating of 4 pounds. Likely would have been fine, except I made the mistake to pulling the flathead catfish up and out of the water using the rod instead of handling the line myself. The rod snapped between the second and third eyelet. I had it paired with a KastKing Royale Legend Glory 1,000-size spinning reel, which is a great combo. They look like they were made for each other. I must admit, though, that I replaced it with an Ugly Stik Lite Pro 5-foot ultralight with a maximum 6-pound line rating and two more eyelets. The Cherrywood HD 5-foot ultralight is great for panfish, but I do catch bigger fish fairly often while fishing for bluegill and crappie. The Berkeley is a bit overmatched by the occasional oversized fish. So I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.

Cherry wood is our go to rod. Have several. Durable and great for all fish species.

I've got 2 of these rods, one bait casting and on spinning. Probably one of the best values out there for fishing rods. They look and feel great, aren't too heavy and have decent sensitivity. Only thing I noticed was that the reel on the spinning rod seemed to have a decent amount of slop when locking it down, but once cranked down right it took most of it out. The medium weight has a true fast action. It feels great, well balanced. I can see myself buying more of these in the future.

Wasnt sure about the pole after reading some reviews but for the price just grabbed it. The quality of the pole is great and love the color. Have it paired with my okuma ceymar 3000 and the functionality and durability is top notch, my favorite pole for castability, launchs small lures far.