SEEKER RODS FOR EVERY ANGLER
Super Seeker, Black Steel, Blue Lightening, Hercules, Black Classic, Seeker Classic, Stealth, Rail Boss, Pinhead, React Rods, Paul Elias ,Tommy Martin Bass Rods Kneelin and Reelin, Alabama Rig rods, and all these rods, are from what started as a boutique rod builder in Southern California that has its roots in the salt water heavy rod market. www.wahoowaterworld.com carries the full line of Seeker rods.
People have pretty strong feelings about things and its usually for a reason. If you like them then fish them. Just when a builder steers you to a custom rod because they kept coming back broke well all I needed to know. Let’s say you needed a light popper and instead of pushing a blank that the big rod companies sells he steers you toward a rod you have never heard of. If you catch Pacific Grouper, Yellowtail, Wahoo and a Yellow fin or blue fin tuna on 60# -unlimited or a Sea bass trip. You can choose from a rod that meets the need from Seeker Rods and you do not have to be lost in all the talk about which rod can handle the work off shore or inshore. Seeker is one of my favorite rods made for large/head boat fishing with a Soft tip. Many of the blanks are heavier than most but it has more S glass and graphite than most do also.
I visited one of the largest re-seller of Seeker rods on the East Coast and they will tell you that a huge segment of the bottom fishing population is fishing Seeker and Hercules especially. Hercules remains a wildly popular bottom fishing rod and used more than any when these rods are built by a custom builder.
The only true way to find the rod that is a good fit for you is to fish with as many as you can get your hands on, a angler can never have enough rods, read testimonials like this. For me, that search stopped abruptly when I wrapped my hands around a black steel seeker with a 30 pound grouper off the big bend in Northwest Florida. Seeker will make the Wahoo come out in you guaranteed.
When fishing SW Florida during April through the summer I tend to motor a long way due to shallow water and the movement of the larger fish to deeper water. When you have to take long rides you want the equipment that is going to perform time after time. Reliabilty and can take the punishment. There’s something special about catching grouper in the gulf off Florida, and we take it very seriously. The thrill gets the blood pumping and nothing is worse than losing one to the rocks because your rod failed, didn’t have enough backbone or the subtle nuances required to let you know it’s time to get down on it..
. My first impression of the Seeker Black Steel was a medium fast action rod that quickly stiffens up and is designed for turning that large fish in the right direction, as it performed beyond expectations. We have since put the Wahoo on some Cobia on markers in the 90-120lb range and it will get you screaming Wahoo. Seeker has it right and Wahoowaterworld.com knows it we live it and fish it,
This rod simply impressed me through every movement of that catch. It was love at first bite! I find it
Seeker builds some of the most appealing and functional rod the market. They are all high performance rods built using Seeker's proprietary blend of material and technology, and detail to craftsmanship that is the roots of the once Boutique builders from SoCal. So do not take my word for it , if you fish from Bass to Billfish, to bottom machines,the Seeker line is right there in the pack and if you do not want to be just another rod in the boat be a Seeker fan and look at Wahoowaterworld.com
Seeker rods integrate the benefits of both materials, making for a light, strong and flexible rod with characteristics of glass and graphite; suitably named Black Steel. Seeker’s technique entails laying the E-Glass in one direction while the graphite is laid in another, producing a counter action that prevents the rod fibers from buckling over.
The guides are stainless steel coated in titanium and are incredibly strong, corrosion resistant and easily bear the stress of big fish. For your comfort these rods come equipped with very soft grips, another innovative incorporation by Seeker. The hypalon material is very easy to rinse clean, does not trap or hold debris like conventional foam, and as for fish scales and slim—well they just seem to come off with no hassle. The fore grip on this rod also provides ample room for leveraging that big fish to submission.
It is a west coast rod design, but from Florida to Maine it gets the job done and West coast well they already know the deal.
Super Seeker, Black Steel, Blue Lightening, Hercules, Black Classic, Seeker Classic, Stealth, Rail Boss, Pinhead, React Rods, Paul Elias ,Tommy Martin Bass Rods Kneelin and Reelin, Alabama Rig rods, and all these rods, are from what started as a boutique rod builder in Southern California that has its roots in the salt water heavy rod market. www.wahoowaterworld.com carries the full line of Seeker rods.
People have pretty strong feelings about things and its usually for a reason. If you like them then fish them. Just when a builder steers you to a custom rod because they kept coming back broke well all I needed to know. Let’s say you needed a light popper and instead of pushing a blank that the big rod companies sells he steers you toward a rod you have never heard of. If you catch Pacific Grouper, Yellowtail, Wahoo and a Yellow fin or blue fin tuna on 60# -unlimited or a Sea bass trip. You can choose from a rod that meets the need from Seeker Rods and you do not have to be lost in all the talk about which rod can handle the work off shore or inshore. Seeker is one of my favorite rods made for large/head boat fishing with a Soft tip. Many of the blanks are heavier than most but it has more S glass and graphite than most do also.
I visited one of the largest re-seller of Seeker rods on the East Coast and they will tell you that a huge segment of the bottom fishing population is fishing Seeker and Hercules especially. Hercules remains a wildly popular bottom fishing rod and used more than any when these rods are built by a custom builder.
The only true way to find the rod that is a good fit for you is to fish with as many as you can get your hands on, a angler can never have enough rods, read testimonials like this. For me, that search stopped abruptly when I wrapped my hands around a black steel seeker with a 30 pound grouper off the big bend in Northwest Florida. Seeker will make the Wahoo come out in you guaranteed.
When fishing SW Florida during April through the summer I tend to motor a long way due to shallow water and the movement of the larger fish to deeper water. When you have to take long rides you want the equipment that is going to perform time after time. Reliabilty and can take the punishment. There’s something special about catching grouper in the gulf off Florida, and we take it very seriously. The thrill gets the blood pumping and nothing is worse than losing one to the rocks because your rod failed, didn’t have enough backbone or the subtle nuances required to let you know it’s time to get down on it..
. My first impression of the Seeker Black Steel was a medium fast action rod that quickly stiffens up and is designed for turning that large fish in the right direction, as it performed beyond expectations. We have since put the Wahoo on some Cobia on markers in the 90-120lb range and it will get you screaming Wahoo. Seeker has it right and Wahoowaterworld.com knows it we live it and fish it,
This rod simply impressed me through every movement of that catch. It was love at first bite! I find it
Seeker builds some of the most appealing and functional rod the market. They are all high performance rods built using Seeker's proprietary blend of material and technology, and detail to craftsmanship that is the roots of the once Boutique builders from SoCal. So do not take my word for it , if you fish from Bass to Billfish, to bottom machines,the Seeker line is right there in the pack and if you do not want to be just another rod in the boat be a Seeker fan and look at Wahoowaterworld.com
Seeker rods integrate the benefits of both materials, making for a light, strong and flexible rod with characteristics of glass and graphite; suitably named Black Steel. Seeker’s technique entails laying the E-Glass in one direction while the graphite is laid in another, producing a counter action that prevents the rod fibers from buckling over.
The guides are stainless steel coated in titanium and are incredibly strong, corrosion resistant and easily bear the stress of big fish. For your comfort these rods come equipped with very soft grips, another innovative incorporation by Seeker. The hypalon material is very easy to rinse clean, does not trap or hold debris like conventional foam, and as for fish scales and slim—well they just seem to come off with no hassle. The fore grip on this rod also provides ample room for leveraging that big fish to submission.
It is a west coast rod design, but from Florida to Maine it gets the job done and West coast well they already know the deal.
www,wahoowaterworld.com
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