Kids Fishing Rod & Reel Combos
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Shakespeare$15.99 ^Select another one or two
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Ugly StikN/A ^ $39.99 Club PriceSelect another one or two
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Pryml$29.99 ^ $19.99 Club PriceSelect another one or two
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Pryml$49.99 ^ $34.99 Club PriceSelect another one or two
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Pryml$36.99 ^ $19.99 Club PriceSelect another one or two
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Shakespeare$39.99 ^ $29.99 Club PriceSelect another one or two
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Pryml$69.99 ^Select another one or two
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Pryml$49.99 ^ $34.99 Club Price
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Kid's Fishing Rod & Reel Combos
At BCF, we've partnered up with leading fishing brands such as Pryml and Shakespeare to help those budding anglers land some impressive catches. For first-time or beginner anglers, these junior fishing combos are designed to be the perfect match for your kid's size – not too long or heavy. Ranging from 3ft to 6ft, the rods are paired with a matching reel for convenience.
How to choose a kid's fishing rod?
Choosing a fishing rod that is durably adequate for a child (particularly a destructive child) yet lightweight enough for them to carry and cast is the key to finding the perfect balance. A 12ft surf can often be hard enough for beginner adults to cast, so it definitely won't be suitable for a child. Yet you also don't want to hand them a rod that is too short and shirk their confidence.
Starting the young one's off with a three to four-foot fishing rod allows them to be comfortable yet still get the performance they want from their combo. As your child gets older and becomes more experienced, you can adjust the rod length accordingly. As for material, something durable such as graphite, fibreglass and composite blends can go a long way to extending the life if your child's fishing combo.