Looking to buy a new spinning rod? Our collection of spinning rods for trout, salmon or even pike are sourced from the biggest and best spinning rod brands like Shimano, Abu Garcia and Shakespeare. Whether you're looking for a beginners spinning rod or specialist rod, our range includes options for every skill level and spin fishing style. From lightweight and sensitive rods ideal for finesse techniques for trout or even perch to heavier rod models that can handle big powerful fish, we have you covered. Browse our selection of spin rods today and find the perfect choice rod for your next fishing adventure.
A spinning rods casting weight should be chosen based on the weight of the lures you intend to cast with it. Small, light lures being fished for trout require a lighter casting weight rod whilst heavy salmon spinners need a rod with a higher casting weight to cast them effectively.
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About Spinning Rods
Here at Angling Active we offer an extensive range of spinning rods for targeting an array of different species from freshwater to tropical saltwater species.
Our hand-picked spinning rod range has been carefully selected by our in-house team of professionals. This ensures we stock a range of spinning rods that cater for everyone. So if you’re tackling rivers or the intrepid hill loch explorer, we have something that will tick the box.
We are authorised dealers for the biggest names in spinning, such as Shimano, Savage Gear, Daiwa, Majorcraft, Shakespeare and Abu Garcia.
Our range of trout and salmon spinning rods are available in many different rod actions, from progressive action right through to fast action. They can be bought in 2 - 6 section models. Or you can even opt for a telescopic spinning rod if you're an opportunistic angler. We also stock a selection of casting weights and rod lengths, meaning there are spinning rods for all fishing adventures.
If you're looking for spinning rods for beginners, we can help you get started on your journey with our great selection. We also have the best selection of cheap spinning rods, perfect for the budget-minded angler. Complete your spinning rod setup with a spinning reel, line and spinner selection.
What are the advantages of spinning rods?
- Spinning rods are an easier learning curve, especially in comparison to fly rods or baitcasting rods.
- You can catch an array of fish species with spinners, which makes them a fun choice of rod to have
- Spinning rods can be used in various venues, from rivers, lochs, reservoirs, and the sea!
Frequently Asked Questions about Spinning Rods
Spinning rods are best for targeting fish species with spinners, spoons and other lures. They are a versatile rod and are great for using for finesse lure fishing tactics. They have a short learning cure which makes them appealing to beginners..
This really depends on the venues that you will be fishing, target species and if your fishing from the boat or bank. However, a 8 - 9ft spinning rod is a good allround choice for most fishing applications.
Trout spinning rods are normally 6 - 8ft with a casting range of 2 to 15g - this allows you to cast smallish lures for trout with ease
Salmon spinning rods are normally 8 - 10ft with a casting range of 10 to 45g - this allows you to cast heavier lures for Salmon with a more powerful rod.
The main difference is the reel setup that is required. Casting rods require a multiplier or baitcaster that sits on top of the rod; in addition to this, casting rods have a trigger grip incorporated into the reel seat. Spinning rods require a spinning reel, also known as a fixed spool reel, that sits below the rod.
When you are fishing lures such as spinners or spoons. Other than that, you can use a spinning rod all year round as long as your targeted species don’t have a closed season.
The skys the limit; you can catch multiple different species on a spinning rod. From freshwater species like trout, perch, salmon and pike. Right through to saltwater species like mackerel, pollock, wrasse, sea bass and more!
Light spinning rods are great for catching smaller fish species like trout and perch on light gear. Light spinning rods are 5 - 6ft with casting weights 1 - 10g!
