Beachcaster & Shore Fishing Rods

Welcome to our Beach and Shore Fishing Rods category, your gateway to the world of thrilling saltwater angling from the shoreline. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting, we've carefully chosen a selection of rods designed to meet the unique demands of beach and shore fishing.


Explore our beachcaster rods, tailor-made for bait fishing from the shore. These rods are designed to deliver impressive casting distances and secure hooksets, ensuring you're well-equipped to target a variety of saltwater species. These rods are engineered to handle various angling scenarios, from surf fishing to estuary and beyond. From powerful, 2 piece beachcasters to more sensitive, multi-piece continental style rods, we’re sure to have a rod to suit you, no matter what you’re targeting. Dive into our Beach and Shore Fishing Rods category now and prepare for memorable catches and angling adventures along the coastline!

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Tronixpro Guerilla MX Surf Rod - Angling Active
from £84.99 RRP £92.99
Tronixpro Xenon Match Rod - Beachcaster Sea Fishing Surf Rods
Special Price £149.97 RRP £235.99
Tronixpro Xenon Power Rod - Beachcaster Sea Surf Fishing Rods
Special Price £149.97 RRP £234.99
Penn Wrath Surfcast Rod - Surf Beachcasting Sea Fishing Rods
from £84.97 RRP £99.99
Shimano Vengeance CX Sea Bass - Sea Spinning Fishing Rods
from £37.99 RRP £39.99
Shakespeare Salt XT Bass - Sea Fishing Rods
from £85.99 RRP £94.99
Shakespeare Salt XT Bass EXP
from £119.99 RRP £132.99
Shakespeare Salt XT Surf - Beach Surfcasting Sea Fishing Rods
from £109.99 RRP £119.99
Shakespeare Salt XT Beach EXP
from £124.99 RRP £139.99
Shakespeare Salt Mackerel Rod - Sea Fishing Spinning Rods
Special Price £26.97 RRP £34.99
Penn Tidal Rod - Surfcasting Beach Shore Fishing Rods
from £95.97 RRP £119.99
Penn Regiment III Bass Rod - Saltwater Fishing Spinning Rods
from £89.99 RRP £94.99
Shakespeare Firebird Mackerel - Sea Fishing Rod
Special Price £25.99 RRP £26.99
Shakespeare Firebird Beachcaster - Sea Fishing Rod
from £27.99 RRP £29.99
Leeda Icon M-Sport Match Mk3 - Shore Fishing Rod
Special Price £149.97 RRP £199.99
Penn Overseas XT Surf Rod - Beach Fishing Travel Rods
from £249.97 RRP £349.99
Kali Kunnan Sayon Surf Rods- Sea Fishing Beach Rod
from £52.99 RRP £59.99
Shimano Nexave Surf Rough Ground - Sea Fishing Beach Casting Rod
from £129.97 RRP £139.99
Sonora Surf Tele Rod - Sea Fishing Budget Beach Casting Rod
from £47.99 RRP £49.99
Major Craft Triplecross Surf - Surf Lure Rod
from £169.97
IMAX Intenze Beachcaster - Sea Fishing Beach Casting Rods
from £149.99 RRP £183.99
Shakespeare Firebird Mackerel Combo - Sea Fishing Outfit
from £44.99 RRP £49.99
Penn Prevail III Beach Rod - Angling Active
Special Price £119.99 RRP £129.99
Penn Wrath II Surfcast Rod - Angling Active
Special Price £109.99 RRP £119.99

Overview of Sea Beachcaster Rods

Also commonly known as surf rods are designed for casting long distances from the shoreline out into the sea. They are specialised rods that allow anglers to cast beyond the breaking waves where fish are likely to be.


What Type of Fishing Can I Do From the Sea Shore?

From the sea shore, you can target a variety of species including bass, flounder, cod, whiting, pollack and mackerel. The techniques may include bottom fishing, float fishing and casting lures or baits.


What is the Difference Between a Beachcaster and Shore Rod?

The terms "beachcaster" and "shore rod" are often used interchangeably, but they can have subtle differences:

Beachcaster: Typically longer and more powerful, designed for long-distance casting beyond breaking waves. Generally more suited for heavy baits and leads.

Shore Rod: May refer to a variety of rods used for shore fishing, which could include shorter rods for lighter work like casting lures or float fishing near rocks or piers.


What Length of Beachcaster Should I Use?

Beachcaster lengths can vary, but they are typically between 12 to 16 feet. The length you choose depends on several factors:

Distance: Longer rods can cast further.

Species: Some species require longer casts, while others may be caught closer to shore.

Skill: Longer rods require more skill to cast effectively.

Terrain: If you're fishing in a congested area with lots of obstacles, a shorter rod may be more practical.


What are the Different Actions of Beachcaster Rod - Power, Match, and Rough Ground?

Power Action: Designed for long-distance casting and are best for heavier leads and bigger baits. Suitable for targeting larger species.

Match Action: These are generally more sensitive and lighter, designed for casting lighter baits. Match rods are often used for competitions where the goal is to catch the greatest number of fish rather than the largest.

Rough Ground: Designed for fishing over rocky or weedy seabeds, these rods are strong and robust, allowing you to pull fish out of snag-prone areas.

Continental: Also known as "Conti rods," are a type of sea fishing rod that originates from Europe, particularly popular in countries like France and Italy. They have gained increasing popularity in other regions as well, including the UK.



What is a Pier Fishing Rod?

Pier fishing rods are typically shorter than beachcaster rods and are designed for fishing off piers or jetties. They are often between 6 to 10 feet long and may be used for both casting and dropping bait straight down beside the pier.


What is a Telescopic Beachcaster Rod Used For?

Telescopic beachcaster rods are compact, collapsible rods that are easy to transport. While they may not offer the same casting distance or power as a traditional beachcaster, they are convenient for travel or for keeping as a spare.


What is a Sea Fishing Spinning Rod Used For?

A spinning rod in sea fishing is generally used for casting lighter lures and baits. These rods are often shorter than beachcasters and are excellent for targeting species like bass, mackerel and smaller flatfish using spinning techniques.


What is a Bass Fishing Rod?

A bass fishing rod is designed specifically for targeting bass. They can be used both in freshwater and saltwater environments. In sea fishing, bass rods are often between 7 to 11 feet and are suitable for a variety of techniques, including lure fishing and bait fishing.


What is a Flattie Fishing Rod?

A flattie rod is designed for catching flatfish species like flounder and sole. These rods are generally lighter and more sensitive to detect the subtle bites from these bottom-dwelling species.


What is a Mackerel Fishing Rod?

A mackerel rod is typically a light to medium action rod used for targeting mackerel. These are often shorter rods around 6 to 9 feet, that can be used for float fishing or light casting with lures.


We hope this overview helps you understand more about the various types of sea fishing rods and their applications. Happy fishing!