What weight rod does it fit?
1714358
Hi - I purchased this for a 3 weight rod that I built. It seems a nice fit.
1714359
Best to go online and check on the Okuma website. Also there many other sites can will tell you.My best guess is that the reel is for a 4 or 5 weight rod Here's a Amazon 5 star rating review on the reel review : OKUMA SLV Reels, February 16, 2011 By RobertoThis review is from: Okuma SLV Diecast Aluminum Fly Reel (Sports) I bought an OKUMA SLV 4/5 for my 4 weight rod after a friend recommended it and it is awsome. Very smooth. Now if you buy from Amazon read below, go to the OKUMA site first to figure out which reel size you need.
1714360
You can put it on almost any rod, they're kinda universal. It is a 4/5 wt reel, that's what its designed for. Sometimes I put it on my 6 wt rod, but mostly on a 4 weight.
1714361
Best to go online and check on the Okuma website. Also there many other sites can will tell you.My best guess is that the reel is for a 4 or 5 weight rodHere's a Amazon 5 star rating review on the reel review : OKUMA SLV Reels, February 16, 2011 By RobertoThis review is from: Okuma SLV Diecast Aluminum Fly Reel (Sports) I bought an OKUMA SLV 4/5 for my 4 weight rod after a friend recommended it and it is awsome. Very smooth.Now if you buy from Amazon read below, go to the OKUMA site first to figure out which reel size you need.
182444
The rod closest to your specifications that we carry is 53" long and 1/2" hexagon profile in stainless steel here on Amazon. The ASIN is B00HVQM3R4. We carry several bracket sets as well here on Amazon that will work well dependent upon your application. Please keep in mind that as a brand only a limited volume of our products are sold on Amazon. I encourage you to contact us through the "Contact Seller" portion and I can assist you in getting all of the correct parts for your rotisserie.
2129238
Please ignore those that claim it is a 4/5 weight. It is indeed a 3/4 weight. I contacted the manufacturer directly and also spoke to another reputable dealer. There was a problem with mismarked rods for a time but they have always been the same rod... a 3/4 weight. Eagle Claw recommends lining it with a 4 weight line to get the desired action. I just received mine today and it is properly marked as a 3/4 weight.
1456633
Assuming its the same as the small rod I bought? The diameter is between 1.5 inches and 1.75 inches. Closer to 1.5 inches. I have mine hanging up, so it's a bit tricky to measure. That's the thickest part at the ends.
2144153
Fits a 5/16 rod. Really slick basket, easy to disassemble and clean. Better than any other basket I've seen so far. Good luck.
2201103
It will fit rods up to 1 1/8" diameter.RegardsAndrew - Wrenwane Customer Service Manager
912247
The Scotty Power Lock Rod Holder is a tad wider than 2" from the top all the way to the bottom end. You should have plenty of room for your rod. I love mine.
1553896
Yes it will. This is a good product the only thing is that the rod is too short for where I have to reach.
1540400
I returned mine because it was too long. It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter was good for any rod.
1154437
The rod itself is over 36" long, of that, 1.5" fits into the motor housing. The other end rests in the rod holder. This leaves you with about 33" of rod to work with. Hope that helps!
416724
The eleven foot rod says, "Line rating 8-25 pounds." I would assume the 12-foot would be very similar. If you want to use line heavier than 25 or 30 pound test, you probably should be looking at a heavier rod.
1070478
it should but it will be a tight fit as for the reel that section is very roomy. i used a 9ft two piece rod had a lot of room allway had to shakemy other half out
895185
Yes it will work. The rod comes in 3 pieces that thread together. 2 pieces will cover the 21".
1188918
I'm not familiar with your rod. Try it and see what happens. Bear in mind it is an inexpensive reel.
271323
Normally all reels are made to fit all rods. You might want to ask the manufacturer.
466699
For this type of rod, it's recommended that you don't go past 30 pounds. A good range will be between 15 to 25 pounds. Remember the stronger the line is, the less further it will be to cast.
893422
I cannot answer this question, because the width for where I am using the rod is not that wide. I would err on the side of caution and go with the 72" maximum.