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Discover our selection of spinning rods, also known as multi-purpose rods! A spinning rod is used with a spinning or multi-purpose reel and has fewer guides than a baitcasting rod, since the line doesn’t need to be spooled on in the same way. The reel is mounted with a low center of gravity, and the trigger is located on the underside of the rod as a small protruding spike, which provides greater control and balance by resting between your fingers when casting and retrieving. No matter what you’re fishing for, we have a multi-purpose rod for you. Choose from a variety of lengths and models. We have spinning rods for fishing pike, perch, sea trout, salmon, and more. Explore our selection and order today—free shipping on orders over 499 SEK and delivery within 1–3 days!

Below you’ll find a size guide for spinning rods. The length is listed in feet (1 ft = 30 cm), and the gram weight indicates how heavy the lure you’re using is. Contact us if you have any questions!


• Light fishing = 7 ft – 8 ft / 12 g – 20 g
• All-around fishing = 7 ft – 8 ft / 20 g – 35 g
• Zander/Pike fishing = 7 ft – 9 ft / 35 g – 50 g
• Downsize fishing = 7 ft – 9 ft / 50 g – 80 g
• Pike fishing = 7 ft – 9 ft / 80 g – 150 g
• Heavy pike fishing = 8 ft – 9 ft / 150 g >

Spinning rods, baitcasting rods, and multi-purpose rods—find the right rod for your predator fishing

Are you looking for a spinning rod for a multi-reel that gives you better control, precision, and power with every cast? Spinning rods for baitcasting, also known as multi-reel rods or casting rods, are popular among Swedish anglers who want to improve their predator fishing. They’re especially appreciated when fishing for pike, perch, and zander, where the right combination of rod, reel, and lure can make a big difference. Whether you’re fishing with small jigs or large pike lures, there are multi-purpose rods in various lengths, casting weights, and actions to suit your fishing style.

Multirods for pike—power and control for large lures

When fishing for pike with large jigs, jerkbaits, swimbaits, and other heavy lures, you need a rod that can handle the load. A sturdier baitcasting rod gives you good control over the lure and helps you create the right movements while retrieving. With the right casting weight, you can cast with control, work the lure effectively, and handle powerful strikes. Whether you’re fishing from a boat or shore, there are multi-purpose rods for both medium-heavy and really heavy pike fishing.

Baitcasting Rods for Perch—Precision and Sensitivity

Baitcasting isn’t just for large pike lures. With a lighter baitcasting rod designed for lighter lure weights, you can also fish for perch using jigs, vibration lures, wobblers, and other smaller lures. A well-balanced rod provides good control over your cast and helps you feel the lure’s movements and detect subtle strikes. For those who want to fish with very light lures, there are special BFS rods, developed for the Bait Finesse System and lighter baitcasting gear.

Multi-purpose rods for zander—sensitivity and control when jigging

Fishing for zander with a spinning reel is an interesting option for those who want direct contact with the lure and good control over the presentation. A sensitive spinning rod can help you feel when the jig reaches the bottom and detect subtle bites. Choose a model with the appropriate casting weight and action for your jigs, vibration lures, or other zander lures. With the right gear, you can adapt your fishing to the depth, bottom conditions, and the fish’s activity.

Jerkbait Rods – Designed for Active Pike Fishing

Jerkbait rods are a popular type of multipurpose rod designed to work the lure with rod movements. They’re primarily used for pike fishing with jerkbaits, but some models are also suitable for other types of predator lures. The right length and action allow you to create erratic movements that mimic an injured or fleeing prey fish. Choose a jerkbait rod with a casting weight that matches your lures to achieve the right balance between control, power, and casting distance.

Rods for swimbaits and large soft plastics—when fishing with heavy lures

For those who use large swimbaits, hybrid lures, and soft plastic lures, it’s important to choose a multi-purpose rod designed for the weight of the lures. Sturdier rods help you cast and work large lures with better control. At the same time, the rod’s action needs to suit both the lure’s movements and how you want to fight the fish. A properly sized rod makes it easier to fish comfortably and reduces the risk of overloading your gear.

Low-profile rods and rods for round-spool multi-reels

Baitcasting rods come in many designs for different reel types and fishing methods. Many modern models are designed for low-profile reels, which sit comfortably in the hand during active casting. Other rods are designed for round-nose multi-reels and are often used for heavier predator fishing. The most important thing is that the rod’s reel seat, construction, and casting weight are compatible with the multi-reel and lures you plan to use.

BFS Rods – for Ultra-Light Baitcasting

BFS rods are specialized rods for anglers who want to cast very light lures with a baitcasting reel. They’re suitable, for example, for smaller jigs, small wobblers, and other light lures when fishing for perch and similar finesse fishing. These rods are designed to handle low lure weights and allow you to use baitcasting even when traditional baitcasting gear is too heavy. For best results, you’ll need to pair the rod with a BFS-compatible reel and line.

How to Choose the Right Spinning Rod for a Multi-Reel

When buying a baitcasting rod or multi-reel rod, it’s important to consider which fish species you want to catch, what lures you use, and what type of multi-reel you have. The rod’s length affects casting distance and handling, while the casting weight indicates the lure weight range the rod is designed for. Action, power, and sensitivity affect how the rod performs during casting, retrieving, and fighting fish.

  • Light baitcasting rod: suitable for lighter predator fishing and smaller lures.
  • BFS rod: designed for ultra-light lures and finesse fishing.
  • All-around multi-purpose rod: a versatile choice for species such as perch and zander.
  • Powerful pike rod: suitable for larger jigs, jerkbaits, and swimbaits.
  • Heavy multi-purpose rod: designed for large lures and more demanding predator fishing.

Remember that a multipurpose rod should be used with a multipurpose reel or baitcaster, not a standard spinning reel. Also, choose a line and lure weight that match the rod’s specifications to ensure a well-balanced and safe setup.

Whether you’re looking for an affordable baitcaster rod for beginners, a lightweight BFS rod for bass, or a powerful multi-rod for large pike lures, there are models to suit every need and budget. Explore our selection of spinning rods for multi-reels and find the right gear for your next fishing trip.

Find your new baitcasting rod and experience the precision, feel, and power of every cast!


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