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Here you’ll find our wide selection of spinning rods for spinning fishing. Spinning rods are a great choice if you want to achieve long, stable casts even in strong winds. Thanks to their larger guides, the line is retrieved more smoothly and you get better casting distance compared to spinning rods. We offer reel rods in various models and lengths for different types of lures. No matter what you’re fishing for, we have a rod for you! Here you’ll find reel rods for pike, perch, sea trout, salmon, and other saltwater fishing. Order your spinning rod today for delivery within 1–3 days.

Below you’ll find a guide to help you choose the right spinning rod. Length is listed in feet (1 ft = 30 cm), and weight in grams indicates how heavy the lure is. Contact us if you have any questions!


• Ultra-light fishing = 6 ft – 7 ft / 1 g – 12 g
• 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 >
• Sea trout fishing = 9 ft – 11 ft / < 40 g

Spinning Rods – Find the Right Fishing Rod for Your Next Fishing Adventure

Are you looking for a spinning rod that suits your fishing style and helps you get more out of every fishing trip? Spinning rods are one of the most popular choices in Swedish sport fishing thanks to their versatility, ease of use, and ability to handle everything from small spinners to larger lures. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler, there are spinning rods designed for different fish species, lure weights, and fishing methods. With the right length, casting weight, and action, you’ll have better control over your lure and the right conditions for both precise casts and exciting fights.

Spinning Rods for Perch – Light and Sensitive Fishing

Are you looking for a spinning rod for perch? A light and well-balanced rod is ideal for fishing with small jigs, spinners, spoons, and smaller wobblers. A sensitive rod helps you feel the lure’s movements and detect subtle strikes, while also giving you good control during the fight. Choose from different lengths and casting weights depending on whether you’re fishing from shore, a boat, or a kayak. For those who want to improve their perch fishing, there are spinning rods for everything from light finesse fishing to more all-around spin fishing.

Spinning Rods for Pike – Power for Large Lures

When fishing for pike, you need a spinning rod that can handle larger lures and heavier loads. Heavier-duty pike rods are suitable for fishing with large jigs, soft plastic lures, wobblers, and other pike lures. The right casting weight makes it easier to cast the lure with control and work it effectively through the water. Whether you’re fishing along reed beds, over shallow coves, or in deeper spots, there are spinning rods that help you tailor your gear to your favorite techniques.

Spinning Rods for Zander – Precision in Jigging

Fishing for zander with a spinning rod often requires sensitivity and control, especially when fishing with jigs near the bottom. A rod with the right action and casting weight helps you feel the lure’s contact with the bottom and detect bites. There are models suitable for both traditional jig fishing from shore and more specialized fishing from a boat. Choose a spinning rod that works well with your jigs, your line, and your preferred fishing technique.

Spinning Rods for Sea Trout—Long Casts Along the Coast

For coastal sea trout fishing, casting distance, balance, and lure control are key characteristics. A longer spinning rod with the appropriate casting weight can help you reach fishing spots farther out from the shore and fish effectively with coastal wobblers and spoons. The rod’s action affects both its casting ability and how it performs when the fish makes a run. Choose a model that suits your lures, and remember to rinse your gear after use in saltwater according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Reel Rods for Brown and Rainbow Trout—Smooth Fishing with Light Lures

When fishing for brown trout and rainbow trout, light spinning rods are a popular choice. They work well with small spinners, spoons, and smaller wobblers that require a supple presentation. A lightweight rod can make casting more comfortable during longer fishing sessions and provide an enjoyable fighting experience even with smaller fish. For put-and-take fishing, lake fishing, and fishing in flowing water, there are models with various lengths and casting weights to suit different conditions.

Spinning rods for coastal and saltwater fishing—versatility in saltwater

Reel rods are also used in many forms of coastal fishing and lighter saltwater fishing. Depending on the model, they can be suitable for species such as sea trout, mackerel, and other coastal fish. For lighter fishing, a flexible rod may be sufficient, while heavier lures and larger fish require sturdier gear. Choose the casting weight and rod length based on the lures, fishing method, and conditions where you’re fishing.

Light spinning rods and ultra-light rods—for those who want to fish with finesse

Ultra-light spinning rods are designed for fishing with very small and light lures. They’re particularly well-suited for those who want to fish with small jigs, micro spoons, and smaller spinners for species such as perch and trout. The lightweight construction provides excellent sensitivity and allows you to present small lures with precision. For best results, pair the rod with a reel and line designed for lighter fishing.

How to Choose the Right Spinning Rod

When buying a spinning rod, it’s important to consider the type of fish you want to catch, the lures you’ll use, and where you plan to fish. The rod’s length affects casting distance and handling, among other things, while the casting weight indicates the lure weight range the rod is designed for. Action and sensitivity also play a major role in how the rod performs during casting, retrieving, and fighting a fish.

  • Light spinning rod: often suitable for perch, trout, and smaller lures.
  • Medium-action spinning rod: a versatile choice for, for example, perch, zander, and lighter pike fishing.
  • Heavy spinning rod: suitable for larger pike lures and more demanding fishing techniques.
  • Longer spinning rod: can be advantageous when you need longer casts, such as when fishing from the shore.

Also, be sure to choose a reel and fishing line that match the rod’s characteristics. A well-balanced combination makes fishing more comfortable and gives you better control over your entire setup.

Whether you’re looking for an affordable spinning rod for a beginner, a lightweight perch rod, a powerful pike rod, or a specialized coastal rod for sea trout, there are many options to choose from. Explore our selection and find a spinning rod that fits your budget, your fishing style, and your favorite waters.

Find your new spinning rod and get ready for more precise casts, exciting strikes, and memorable fishing trips!


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