Spinning Swimbait Rod?

[FL_Sharpshooter]

Ok, after some searching I was unable to find a spinning rod that would support about a 2oz swimbait. The only reason it has to be a spinning rod is because my brother absolutely hates casting gear. Anyone know of a decently sensitive rod that can handle such a task? He was also looking for one that can toss a heavy 6oz swimbait as well.

[Hammer 4]

Might look into some of the Inshore rods. I have a Shimano Calcutta, 7'6" that I sometimes use for the lighter swimbaits in the 1 1/2 to 2 oz range. I would check e bay , ect. Although mine isn't a spinning rod, they do make them.

[FL_Sharpshooter]

Might look into some of the Inshore rods. I have a Shimano Calcutta, 7'6" that I sometimes use for the lighter swimbaits in the 1 1/2 to 2 oz range. I would check e bay , ect. Although mine isn't a spinning rod, they do make them.

thanks

[ROCbass]

For swimbaiting with spinning gear, Fish Chris is the guy you want to talk to. Try sending him a PM if he doesn't comment on this thread.

[Chaz Hickcox]

I would second that inshore rod idea. Look at these.

http://www.basspro.com/St--Croix-Mojo-Surf-Spinning-Rods/product/10204574/-1643764

[esoxangler]

You may want to check out Gloomis Classic live bait Saltwater rods, it may fit the bill. (Specifically the LR844S) - http://www.gloomis.com/publish/content/gloomis_2010/us/en/conventional/rods/classic_saltwater/live_bait.html

[Fat-G]

Shimano Teramar. Honestly, I think that is the best value rod I have ever seen for fresh or salt. Seriously, they're very good rods. I use them for catfishing with up to 3 oz. sinkers.

[Fat-G]

The more I think about it, I might get the 7'6 H for swimbaiting that would double as a catfish rig.

[SirSnookalot]

I only fish spinning gear and being mostly a saltwater fisherman I do own rods rated for 2 oz lures. A number of companies make inshore rods that would work fine, they come in all price ranges.